The Human Condition.
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...On the contrary, a style may undergo change, it may evolve, or it may itself be the object of alteration, because that which is made durable eventually ‘wears out’ (Arendt, 1958, p. 137)....
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...These stances have significant repercussions for how these different organisations understand citizenship and who they consider to be able to have rights to claim rights (Arendt, 1998)....
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...In the sense of initiative, an element of action, and therefore of natality, is inherent in all human activities’ (Arendt, 1958, p. 9)....
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...Moreover, ‘the priority of life over everything else’ has acquired the status of a ‘selfevident truth’ and has led to the substitution of a ‘society of jobholders’ for either a society of labourers, (Arendt, 1958, p. 319) or fabricators....
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...Arendt describes labour as urgent, necessary, unceasing and essentially futile, ‘it is the mark of all labouring that it leaves nothing behind’ (Arendt, 1958, p. 87)....
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...Using Arendt’s The Human Condition as a key insight into human ways of being and doing I will argue that well-being, being well, occurs when there is balance between the different activities that humans engage in and a balance in how they engage in those activities....
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...It is ‘the work of our hands’ of ‘homo faber’ (Arendt, 1958, p. 136, italics in original)....
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