The Human Condition.
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...…and maybe exaggerating the ordinary Athenian view (Anthony, 1977), using as a fundamental criterion “freedom”, rejected all ways of life that evolved around satisfying everyday necessities, including not only the one of the slave, but those of the craftsman and the merchant as well (Arendt, 1958)....
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...It becomes a social form which has either disappeared (Bauman, 2001) or is coming (Agamben, 1993)....
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...While generative in a practical sense, the existing family of models seeks to extend students’ capacities within three general forms of human activity (Arendt 1958): namely labour (related to sustenance of the body), work (which has to do with the production of physical and social artefacts), and action (which concerns the expression of ourselves in relation to others)....
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...…generative in a practical sense, the existing family of models seeks to extend students’ capacities within three general forms of human activity (Arendt 1958): namely labour (related to sustenance of the body), work (which has to do with the production of physical and social artefacts), and…...
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...While existing models have been well-received in educational contexts, these models seek to extend students’ capacities within a limited number of ‘human activities’ (Arendt, 1958)....
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