Hannah Arendt: The Freedom to Be Free

In an era marked by resurgent social protests, political radicalization, and mistrust of authority, the thinking of philosopher Hannah Arendt has never been more relevant. She is the author of various concepts, among which stands out what she called the "banality of evil," as well as several books and works in which she questions the role of women in society, violence, and power. Considered a critical thinker by some and conservative by others, this leading figure in the intellectual world remains, in many ways, an enigma.