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SUMMARY:112th: Roger Berkowitz on Hannah Arendt with Roosevelt Montás
DESCRIPTION:Join us Monday\, October 19th at 7pm for a discussion with Ro
 ger Berkowitz on his new book\, A World We Share: Hannah Arendt and the 
 Power of Friendship in a Broken World. In conversation with Roosevelt Mo
 ntás. In order to facilitate this in-person author event\, we will be pa
 rtially closing the second floor starting at 6:45pm. Please review our S
 afety guidelines and register for the event using the link above. Bios: 
 Roger Berkowitz is founder and academic director of the Hannah Arendt Ce
 nter for Politics and Humanities and professor of Politics\, Philosophy\
 , and Human Rights at Bard College. In 2019 he was awarded the prestigio
 us Hannah Arendt Award for Political Thought from the Heinrich Böll Foun
 dation. Berkowitz’s books include The Gift of Science: Leibniz and the M
 odern Legal Tradition\, and he also hosts the podcast “Reading Hannah Ar
 endt with Roger Berkowitz.” He lives in New York. Roosevelt Montás was b
 orn in the Dominican Republic and immigrated to New York as a teenager\,
  where he attended public schools in Queens\, New York. His book Rescuin
 g Socrates: How the Great Books Changed My Life and Why They Matter for 
 a New Generation (Princeton University Press\, 2021) reflects on his exp
 eriences as a student and then a teacher at Columbia University\, explai
 ning how a liberal education transformed his life and why Great Books ha
 ve the power to speak to people of all backgrounds. He is also author of
  Becoming America: Four Documents That Shaped a Nation and Why Their Ide
 as Still Matter (forthcoming\, Princeton University Press\, 2026) and co
 editor of The Princeton History of American Political Thought (forthcomi
 ng\, Princeton University Press\, 2026). He speaks and writes on the his
 tory\, place\, and future of liberal education and his essays have appea
 red in The Atlantic\, The Los Angeles Times\, The Point Magazine\, The F
 inancial Times\, Aeon Magazine\, The New York Daily News\, The Chronicle
  of Higher Education\, Inside Higher Ed\, The Dispatch\, The Wall Street
  Journal\, and other outlets\n\nTickets: https://docs.google.com/forms/d
 /e/1FAIpQLScZ1u_18o2fayyLDSNDC0KcVfp9cb8jo8_lWhio633hKnjPeQ/viewform?usp
 =send_form&usp=embed_googleplus\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/24d
 46d42-b53c-45dc-bb82-f65762b82388
LOCATION:Book Culture LIC\, 26-09 Jackson Avenue\, Long Island City\, NY
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/24d46d42-b53c-45dc-bb82-f65762b8238
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