Humanity, freedom and forgiveness in Hannah Arendt: basic realities to practical reason in a culturally diverse society
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This document explores the ideas of humanity, freedom and forgiveness in Hannah Arendt, with the purpose of stating some of the assumptions that would favor the development of interculturalism. It is based on the conviction that the actions related to the ideas of humanity, freedom and forgiveness, represent the adequate space for a praxis with universal aspirations: they are the environment of convergence of that which is human and, as such, condition for any intercultural experience.
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