An exhibition on Hannah Arendt commemorates the 50th anniversary of her death
In 2025, fifty years will have passed since the death of the philosopher Hannah Arendt, one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century.
To mark this anniversary, the Humanities Library is hosting an exhibition dedicated to her work and intellectual legacy, which is part of the course Seminar on Applied Philosophy and Foundations of Philosophy and Ethics.
The initiative has benefited from the active collaboration of students, who have taken part both in the preparation of the content and in the design of the exhibition layout.
Its opening was accompanied by a presentation colloquium that made it possible to contextualize the figure of Hannah Arendt and to discuss the continued relevance of her thought today.
The exhibition has received the support of the UAB Department of Philosophy, and the curators are Stefania Fantauzzi and Aïda Palacios.
It can be visited until January 2026.