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Aloisius Agus Nugroho
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Menggali Warisan Hannah Arendt dalam “Asal-Usul Totalitarisme” Alois A. Nugroho
Respons: Jurnal Etika Sosial Vol 14, No 01 (2009): Respons
Publisher : Respons: Jurnal Etika Sosial

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Abstract: Arendt’s analysis of totalitarism in The Origins of Totalitarism has combined several dimensions of power: imperialism, racism, and anti-Semitism. Under these exercises of power, polis as a model of politics is reduced into the holocaust and colonization. This article finds out that those processes bring forth the society into the dichotomy between the pariah and the parvenu, the people and the mass, human qua human and human qua citizen, and the authentic and the unauthentic. This phenomenological analysis of the dichotomy shows that emotion may be the only sources of disturbancesKata Kunci: Totalitarisme, rasisme, pariah, pervenu, massa, warga negara, yang otentik
Etika Agama di Tengah Krisis Moral Bangsa Alois A. Nugroho
Konfrontasi: Jurnal Kultural, Ekonomi dan Perubahan Sosial Vol 3 No 1 (2016): Konfrontasi, January
Publisher : Budapest International Research and Critics University

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Our nation moral crisis is closely related to our incapability to do what so-called “expanding the circle” in the moral deliberation today. The corruptors and black merchants in some way are the people who want to “feed” their family, and it means also the “extended family”. So, we are too naive if judge them as a group of egoistic people. Yet, we can say that they suffer a moral “myopia”. Their solitude horizon is very narrow. They only think the goodness of their near surrounsings. Their horizon does not reach the “nation area” or “national interest”, let alone “human being” and “the future of people,” “ecological care.”
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