Thinking without banisters

Hannah Arendt advocated a way of thinking of the world “without banisters”, that is, without prejudices as false handles, but also without traditional political categories, since totalitarianism represented a radical break with tradition. Susan Neiman, heir to her legacy, will talk in an interview with the journalist Berta Ares Yáñez about contemporary politics, especially after the events of October 7, the emergence of woke philosophy, also, the weakening of the universalist commitment within feminism and about the inheritance of the Enlightenment.