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4x51hh66v5x	Benjamin Sehnert	The Common Life: Lebenswelt and Individual in the Political Thought of Arendt and Heidegger	2022		.txt	text/plain	195	4	9	I therefore argue that the work of these two authors can be best understood when seen in the light of philosophical movements such as Lebensphilosophie, phenomenology, and German Existenzphilosophie as well as alongside authors such as Wilhelm Dilthey, George Simmel, Edmund Husserl, Max Scheler, and Karl Jaspers. Through this historical-contextual approach, one can see the systematicity of both Arendt and Heidegger's political thought with greater clarity: both see politics as the practice of properly integrating an authentic individual into a common world of shared social meanings (defined similarly by both).Moreover, once the internal logic of their argument is clarified, I propose that the difference in Heideggerian and Arendtian political thought is primarily due to their different understandings of what constitutes an individual's 'selfhood' or 'personhood'.	cache/4x51hh66v5x.txt	txt/4x51hh66v5x.txt