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...Interaction with other people thus means not only being an active person but also being the object of the actions of others [26]....
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...According to Arendt [26], the human physical body appears in the unique shape of the body and the sound of the voice, but it is in acting and speaking that persons show who they are and their personal identity is revealed....
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...Solitude, by contrast, is a necessary step to engage through one’s work with the wider public because the producer takes ownership and encourages discussions through publicly displaying it (Arendt, 1958: 118–119)....
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