 Arendt argues that, while human life always evolves within societies, the social part of human nature, political life, has been intentionally realized in only a few societies as a space for individuals to achieve freedom.Conceptual categories, which attempt to bridge the gap between ontological and sociological structures, are sharply delineated.While Arendt relegates labor and work to the realm of the social, she favors the human condition of action as that which is both existential and aesthetic.