Hannah Arendt Quotes

In Our Need For More And More Rapid Replacement Of The Worldly Things Around Us, We Can No Longer Afford To Use Them, To Respect And Preserve Their Inherent Durability; We Must Consume, Devour, As It Were, Our Houses And Furniture And Cars As Though They Were The "good Things" Of Nature Which Spoil Uselessly If They Are Not Drawn Swiftly Into The Never-ending Cycle Of Man's Metabolism With Nature. It Is As Though We Had Forced Open The Distinguishing Boundaries Which Protected The World, The Human Artifice, From Nature, The Biological Process Which Goes On In Its Very Midst As Well As The Natural Cyclical Processes Which Surround It, Delivering And Abandoning To Them The Always Threatened Stability Of A Human World.

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