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    Action requires that no two human beings are ever interch... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Plurality is the condition that corresponds to the activity of action

    Action requires that no two human beings are ever interchangeable, since each possesses a unique biography and perspective

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    Each human activity has a corresponding condition of human existenceLife is the condition that corresponds to the activity of laborPlurality is the condition that corresponds to the activity of actionWorldliness is the condition that corresponds to the activity of work

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    Arendt establishes the connection between action and plurality by means of an anthropological argument. In her view just as life is the condition that corresponds to the activity of labor and worldliness the condition that corresponds to the activity of work, so plurality is the condition that corresponds to action. She defines plurality as “the fact that men, not Man, live on the earth and inhabit the world,” and says that it is the condition of human action “because we are all the same, that i

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