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Václav Havel: The Intellectual Conscience of International Politics : an Introduction, Appreciation, and Critique
Intervarsity Press (2001)
Abstract
James Sire provides an introduction and critique of one of the twentieth century's most fascinating figures. He introduces Havel's creative, philosophical and political work and provides a critique of Havel's worldview, especially his conception of political morality and notion of Being.
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