Vita Activa, or about active life

Are everyday work, planning and producing activities, science technology and even partly artistic work to the flight from political action, from the open public world? Hannah Arendt is inclined to answer this question positively. She is disturbed by the state of modern society, which is closed in the busyness of production and consumption. The historical capabilities of a free personal act remain undisguised. The initial needs and conditions of human existence, the main types of human activity and, above all, the turn of human history, associated with the transfer of the center of gravity to science and the invasion of humanity into space, are subjected to a wide systematic analysis in the book.
This book is the main difficulty of political theory that laid the foundation of this science in the 20th century. One of the rare philosophical works of modernity, capable of captivating any educated reader.
2nd publication, corrected and complemented