The Dilemmas of Socratism in Modernity. Some Hypotheses about Arendt's Reading of Kant

This article aims to explore the project of The Human Condition, from what Hannah Arendt points out as what has not been included: an answer to the question about thought as an activity, which opens for the first time with Socrates, according to the fundamental arendtian text of 1954, and for its "mundaneness". We understand that, in addition, this perspective allows us a more interesting perspective of Arendt's reading of Kant, offering some hypotheses about her early reception, indispensable to think about the scope and meanings of her mature work.