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Amor Mundi : Reading Arendt Alongside Native American Philosophy
Sophia Pub Date : 2021-02-10 , DOI: 10.1007/s11841-020-00819-z
Justin Pack

What is the significance of Arendt considering the title Amor Mundi for what we now are familiar with as The Human Condition? Read alongside Native American philosophers, it is clear that The Human Condition does not explain what it is like to love the world. Instead, it is a powerful genealogy of world alienation and earth alienation in the Western tradition. In other words, The Human Condition shows how Western thought lost and/or undermines amor mundi. By comparing and contrasting Arendt with Vine Deloria Jr. and Daniel Wildcat, we can better understand what Arendt means by the distinction between ‘world’ and ‘earth’ and see the (anthropocentric?) limitations of her concept of world. My claim is that reading these thinkers together enriches our understanding of world alienation, earth alienation, and amor mundi.



中文翻译:

阿莫尔·蒙迪(Amor Mundi):与美国原住民哲学一起阅读阿伦特

考虑到我们现在所熟悉的人类状况,阿伦特(Arentt)考虑称呼阿莫尔·芒迪Amor Mundi)有什么意义?与美国原住民哲学家一起阅读,很显然,人类状况并不能解释爱这个世界的感觉。相反,它是西方传统中世界异化和地球异化的有力家谱。换句话说,《人类状况》显示了西方思想是如何失去和/或破坏阿莫尔·芒迪的。通过将Arendt与Vine Deloria Jr.和Daniel Wildcat进行比较和比较,我们可以通过区分“世界”和“地球”更好地理解Arendt的含义,并了解她的世界概念的(以人类为中心?)局限性。我的主张是,一起阅读这些思想家,可以丰富我们对世界异化,地球异化和阿莫尔·芒迪的理解

更新日期:2021-03-14
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