The Political of the Other Appearance: Hannah Arendt

I follow Hannah Arendt's attempt at thinking of the political in the time of the end of the political in two ways, starting from the opinion, that her understanding of the political is, on the one hand, "hermeneutical" - she understands it upon the fundament of the human being-in-the-world (Human Condition) -, and, on the other, "performative" - she understands a political action as a public personification, as a masquerade (On Revolution). I try to connect this with the question, how the political, which denotes "human concerns" or "conditions", the human way of life", at the same time "shows" this life in its privacy as being non-political and anti-political.