The concept of the public sphere is one of the most important terms in the theoretical field of politics as well as in the encouraging deliberative or associative democracies. But the fluidity and disturbance of the articulation of this concept by political thinkers, drawing its main lines and linking it inevitably with other important concepts such as politics and freedom. Therefore, in this paper, by adopting an approach to historiography of ideas based on textual reading, the author has sought to question the ideas such as the public sphere, the political and freedom in thought of Hannah Arendt. It has been argued that the concept of the public sphere is affected by the modernity and the emergence of totalitarian ideologies and mass society, which tends to weaken the realm of political action, and ultimately leads to the collapse of the political. Understanding this, would lead to strengthen the concept of the public sphere as a ground for redefinition of the political in a human-based and friend-based context and ultimately more possible access to democracy.
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Haji Agha, R., & Paknia, M. (2018). Explaining the Place of Public Sphere and the Political in the Political Thought of Hannah Arendt. Political and International Approaches, 10(1), 62-83.
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Rahim Haji Agha; Mahboobeh Paknia. "Explaining the Place of Public Sphere and the Political in the Political Thought of Hannah Arendt", Political and International Approaches, 10, 1, 2018, 62-83.
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Haji Agha, R., Paknia, M. (2018). 'Explaining the Place of Public Sphere and the Political in the Political Thought of Hannah Arendt', Political and International Approaches, 10(1), pp. 62-83.
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Haji Agha, R., Paknia, M. Explaining the Place of Public Sphere and the Political in the Political Thought of Hannah Arendt. Political and International Approaches, 2018; 10(1): 62-83.
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