Introduction: The Antinomies of a Phenomenal Woman

Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size

Notes

¹Hannah Arendt introduced the idea that all activities are related to the phenomenon of natality.

²The First Antinomy argues both that the world has a beginning in time and space, and no beginning in time and space. The Second Antinomy's arguments are that every composite substance is made of simple parts and that nothing is composed of simple parts. The Third Antinomy's thesis is that agents like ourselves have freedom and its antithesis is that they do not. The Fourth Antinomy contains arguments both for and against the existence of a necessary being in the world.