The dissolution of tradition does not mean the end of human ... - Hannah Arendt

"The dissolution of tradition does not mean the end of human life; it means the beginning of responsibility."

Hannah Arendt Change

Philosopher, Political Theorist German-American 1906–1975

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"Action is the only human activity which goes on directly between men without the intermediary of things."

"Change brings new opportunities."

"Every day is a new opportunity."

"Healing doesn't mean forgetting."

"You either get better or you get bitter."