But neither does history appear merely as a planless aggregate. For to see it as such is to disregard one of our other basic capacities as humans: our ability to create art and tell stories and thus structure the world."
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"The deepest way we can honor human beings, Arendt thinks, is by recognizing within each of us the capacity to judge, will, and act. Neither the world-spirit nor God sits at the end of history, glancing back and tallying up human actions.

This is amazing! Thanks so much for putting this together