Is this worth reading? I'm a layman interested in totalitarianism.

>>2757795
I've read some of it and it was very philosophical.

It's alright, her analyses are solid, though she mostly covers National Socialism in particular.

Eichmann in Jerusalem is good too if you want to explore the psyche and motives of people serving totalitarian regimes.

>>2757816
Which should I read first?

>>2757816
Not your man, but I looked at it.
>the banality of evil
I was interested, but I doubt there's much to learn.

Any books objectively looking at the social and economic conditions that foster (can be left or right) totalitarian regimes, and why people feel drawn to them? I pretty much have an understanding, but there's always something more you can find out. I just don't want social attitude nonsense from the author.

>>2757816
>Hannah Arendt, a German born Jewish-
I see...

>>2759295
>he doesn't like Jews

Fuck off JIDF

>>2759311
I don't think that memes what you think it memes.

Personal bias would ruin what is supposed to be an analytical and informative book.