Margaret Betz Hull received a PhD in Philosophy from Temple University, Pennsylvania. Her areas of interest and work include political philosophy, Continental philosophy, feminist theory, and the ethical treatment of animals.

• Preface  Acknowledgements  Introduction  1. Political Action and "The Old Suspicions of Philosophers'  2. Arendt's Philosophy: The Primacy of Plurality and Interaction  3. Professional Philiosophy Versus Philosophy as Philanthropia: Arendt's Influences  4. The Arendtian Person: Hannah Arendt as Jew, Hannah Arendt as Woman  Notes  Bibliography  Index

Margaret Betz Hull received a PhD in Philosophy from Temple University, Pennsylvania. Her areas of interest and work include political philosophy, Continental philosophy, feminist theory, and the ethical treatment of animals.

• Preface  Acknowledgements  Introduction  1. Political Action and "The Old Suspicions of Philosophers'  2. Arendt's Philosophy: The Primacy of Plurality and Interaction  3. Professional Philiosophy Versus Philosophy as Philanthropia: Arendt's Influences  4. The Arendtian Person: Hannah Arendt as Jew, Hannah Arendt as Woman  Notes  Bibliography  Index

Margaret Betz Hull received a PhD in Philosophy from Temple University, Pennsylvania. Her areas of interest and work include political philosophy, Continental philosophy, feminist theory, and the ethical treatment of animals.

• Preface  Acknowledgements  Introduction  1. Political Action and "The Old Suspicions of Philosophers'  2. Arendt's Philosophy: The Primacy of Plurality and Interaction  3. Professional Philiosophy Versus Philosophy as Philanthropia: Arendt's Influences  4. The Arendtian Person: Hannah Arendt as Jew, Hannah Arendt as Woman  Notes  Bibliography  Index