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The Strange Silence of Political Theory
Political Theory 23 (4):636-652 (1995)
Abstract
Main deficiency of active people. Active men are usually lacking in higher activity—I mean, individual activity. They are active as officials, businessmen, scholars, that is, as generic beings....Active people roll like a stone, conforming to the stupidity of mechanics. Friedrich Nietzsche, Human, All Too HumanMy notes
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