Hannah Arendt adapted Kant's theory of "sensus communis" as a shared faculty of aesthetic judgement into something relevant for political judgement, giving a Kantian political philosophy which, as she said herself, Kant did not write.
Hannah Arendt adapted Kant's concept of "sensus communis" as a faculty of aesthetic judgement which imagines the judgements of others, into something relevant for political judgement. Thus she created a "Kantian" political philosophy which, as she said herself, Kant did not write.