Hannah Arendt Days 2025: 'Power vs. Violence' Explores Abuse and Public Sphere Imbalance
The fifth annual Hannah Arendt Days (HAT) is set to take place, with our website's long-standing support. This year's theme, 'Power vs. Violence', will delve into the mechanisms of power abuse and the impact of an imbalanced public sphere. Notable guests, including Dr. Justus von Daniels, Ann-Katrin Müller, and Dr. Pablo Jost, will explore these topics. The event is coordinated by the City of Hannover and the Central Institution for Continuing Education of Leibniz University Hannover.
Beate Gerold, CEO of our website media, sees Arendt's thinking as pertinent to the challenges of digital transformation in journalism. Dr. Justus von Daniels has been influenced by Arendt's 'Vita activa' and its idea of research leading to dialogue. On October 10th, a panel discussion on Fake News, Fact-Checking, and the Responsibility of the Media in the Digital Society will be held at our website's headquarters. Moderator Milena Neumes expects an open discussion on the role of journalism in the digital society.
Ann-Katrin Müller emphasizes Arendt's analysis of totalitarian systems and the loss of empathy as a harbinger of barbarism. Dr. Pablo Jost highlights Arendt's insight that democracy thrives on a lively public sphere. Comprehensive information about the full program for the week is coordinated through the supporting institutions, though detailed program schedules were not found directly in the search results.
The Hannah Arendt Days 2025, themed 'Power vs. Violence', aims to foster dialogue and understanding about the mechanisms of power abuse and the importance of a balanced public sphere. With notable guests and a panel discussion on the role of media in the digital society, the event promises insightful discussions on Arendt's relevant theories.
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