Vita Activa is one of Hannah Arendt’s most significant and profound works, which continues to inspire philosophers, political scientists and anyone interested in the meaning of human existence and the role of activity in our lives. Translated by . In. Bibikhina makes this book available to the Russian-speaking reader, revealing to him a wealth of ideas and reflections on what it means to be active, to participate in public life and to realize his human nature. In this book, Arendt explores the concepts of work, work, and action, revealing their interrelation and influence on the formation of the human world. The author asks questions about how human activity forms not only an individual existence, but also the political and social structure of society. Vita activa is not just a philosophical treatise, but an invitation to reflect on how a person can and should participate in the life of society in order to preserve his humanity and achieve the true meaning of existence. The book “Vita Activa, or On the Active Life” is especially relevant for those who are looking for answers to questions about the role of man in the modern world, about the importance of civic responsibility and active participation in society. It will be of interest to readers aged 18 and older, especially those who are passionate about philosophy, political theory, ethics and the history of the idea. It is also suitable for students, teachers and anyone who wants to understand how activity and participation in public life can be the key to personal development and social harmony. Hannah Arendt in her book raises important topics - from the role of work and work in the formation of human life to the concept of action as the highest form of activity that can change not only the individual person, but the whole world. The author turns to historical examples, philosophical ideas and modern challenges, showing that activity is an integral part of human existence, which requires responsibility, courage and awareness. Arendt's style is a unique combination of analytical rigor and poetic expressiveness. Her ideas often cause controversy and discussion, because she is not afraid to ask difficult questions and offer non-standard answers. In her other works, such as The Elements of New Democracy and On Revolution, she continues to explore the themes of power, freedom and responsibility, making Vita activa a logical continuation and development of her philosophical legacy. This book is not just a theoretical work, but a call to action, to conscious life and active participation in the formation of the world. It makes us think about what it means to be human in an era of change, and how each of us can contribute to a more just and humane society. It combines an in-depth analysis of historical events and philosophical concepts with practical recommendations and reflections on modernity. If you are looking for a book This will help you understand ,. why activity and participation in the life of society is an integral part of human destiny and you want to immerse yourself in thinking about the meaning of life and responsibility , "Vita activa , or about the active life" Hannah Arendt will be for you a real discovery. Translated by . In. Bibikhina makes this classic work available to the Russian-speaking reader, allowing her to sound in a modern context and inspire new ideas and actions. This book is a must-read for those who value deep philosophy, relevant ideas and strive to understand how an active life can become a source of true happiness and social harmony.