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““Thoughtlessness” was the crime of which Arendt found Eichmann guilty in her book, and some of her finest late essays and lectures were explorations of what is meant by thought. Although a thinking self cannot take shape except in solitude, she mused, it must be a populated solitude. First, one has to think in dialogue with oneself and reach an agreement with oneself.””

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