Totalitarian regimes: A reality that violates social human dignity
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Keywords
Totalitarian regime, Submission, Violation, Human rights, Violence
Abstract
The purpose of the article is to relate the totalitarian concept of the German Jewish author Hannah Arendt, raised in her work Totalitarian Origins, published in 1951 and which becomes valid in the events given and accentuated in recent years in Venezuela within the framework of a reality that is visible to the entire world. This relationship describes the submissions that lead to violence in which human life is disfigured and threaten the recognition of the dignity of all members of a society. And that through acts of force, they subject populations, causing irreparable damage to the human condition, through events that have caused tragedy in the life of man, leaving him alone, due to violence that denies him social participation.
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Adriana Obando A, Minute of God University Corporation - UNIMINUTO, Colombia
Professor and Researcher. PhD in Humanities and Arts from the National University of Rosario, Argentina. PhD in Philosophy from the Pontifical Bolivarian University in Medellin. Professor at the Minuto de Dios University Corporation. Medellin.