Arendt wouldn't recognize herself in this book. Arendt wasn't a feminist. She would had no symphathies with such the movement as presently constituted. Dietz reads Arendt through the lens of gender reinterpretation. As such, she misses, for example, Arendt's critical thought regarding the faculty of action. One wonders whether Dietz even read or cares about Arendt. This book looks like Dietz uses Arendt's name, and badly distorts her views, in order to further a left-wing political agenda.