Copyright -- Title Page -- Contents -- Preface -- Contributors -- 1. Understanding Political Modernity: Rereading Arendt and Adorno in Comparative Perspective -- PART ONE:  POLITICAL MODERNITY, THEORY, AND PHILOSOPHY -- 2. Arendt and Adorno: The Elusiveness of the Particular and the Benjaminian Moment -- 3. Political Modernism: The New, Revolution, and Civil Disobedience in Arendt and Adorno -- 4. From the Critique of Identity to Plurality in Politics: Reconsidering Adorno and Arendt -- 5. Passion Lost, Passion Regained: How Arendt's Anthropology Intersects with Adorno's Theory of the Subject -- PART TWO:  LEGACIES OF TOTALITARIANISM, ANTISEMITISM, AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY -- 6. Grounding Cosmopolitics: Rethinking Crimes Against Humanity and Global Political Theory with Arendt and Adorno -- 7. Debating Human Rights, Law, and Subjectivity: Arendt, Adorno, and Critical Theory -- 8. Blindness and Insight: The Conceptual Jew in Adorno and Arendt's Post-Holocaust Reflections on the Antisemitic Question -- 9. The Paralysis of Judgment: Arendt and Adorno on Antisemitism and the Modern Condition -- PART THREE:  POLITICAL THEORY IN EXILE, EXILE AS A THEORETICAL PARADIGM -- 10. Theorists in Exile: Adorno's and Arendt's Reflections on the Place of the Intellectual -- 11. Homeless Philosophy: The Exile of Philosophy and the Philosophy of Exile in Arendt and Adorno -- Notes -- Index.