Arendt died suddenly five days after completing the second part, with the first page of Judging still in her typewriter, and McCarthy then edited the first two parts and provided some indication of the direction of the third. Arendt's exact intentions for the third part are unknown but she left several manuscripts (such as Thinking and Moral Considerations, Some Questions on Moral Philosophy and Lectures on Kant's Political Philosophy) relating to her thoughts on the mental faculty of Judging. These have since been published separately.
Arendt died suddenly five days after completing the second part with the first page of Judging still in her typewriter and McCarthy then edited the first two parts and provided some indication of the direction of the third Arendt's exact intentions for the third part are unknown but she left several manuscripts (such as Thinking and Moral Considerations Some Questions on Moral Philosophy and Lectures on Kant's Political Philosophy) relating to her thoughts on the mental faculty of Judging These have since been published separately