text: This thinker decried the "social" realm as that in which the "life process" of the private realm is made public.
full_question: This thinker decried the "social" realm as that in which the "life process" of the private realm is made public. This thinker, who used the phrase "the rule of nobody" to describe the regime of bureaucracy, edited posthumous papers of Walter Benjamin into the book Illuminations after his suicide, and proposed a trichotomy between labor, work, and action, three components of the vita activa. This thinker described how the mistreatment of stateless persons fed into a period of "radical evil" in "Ideology and Terror," the last chapter of a book which analyzed camps as paradigmatic of a new type of regime. For 10 points, name this German-Jewish author of The Human Condition, a sometime lover of Martin Heidegger who wrote The Origins of Totalitarianism after she fled the Nazis.
first_sentence: This thinker decried the "social" realm as that in which the "life process" of the private realm is made public.
raw_answer: Hannah Arendt [or Johanna Arendt]