Hannah Arendt en la teoría feminista contemporánea

This book explores the dialogue that feminist theory has established with Hannah Arendt, a thinker who had spoken out explicitly against the women's movement of her time and who, ultimately, had not theorized the issue of gender. She alone had expressed some brief critical reflections in a review, published in 1933, of Alice Rühle Gerstel's work The Problem of Women Today: A Psychological Balance, criticisms that feminism would subsequently make its own. Arendt's political theory has served as a spur to a great diversity of theorists, raising enormous possibilities from the most varied feminist paradigms, to the point of helping to focus and reread the feminist project itself. In line with Arendt's theorization, issues such as corporality, the problem of the subject of feminism, experience and oppression, emancipation or liberation are discussed, unfolding a specific discussion about the strategies and goals in feminist mobilization.