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Journal Article
On Ever-Growing Numbers of Human Refuse Heaps and the Scope of History
2021
Overview
This is a response to Seyla Benhabib’s Exile, Stateless, and Migration. I focus on Benhabib’s engagement with Arendt and her assessment of stateless persons in addition to what such a discussion suggests for the scope of our historical inquiry.
Publisher
Philosophy Documentation Center
