The Paradox of Non-Political Society

This chapter explores the theoretical foundations of a non-political society as envisioned by Marx, Engels, and Lenin, contrasting these ideals with the realities of communist governance. It critiques the persistent nature of political ideologies and the challenges of balancing power and freedom in society, while also examining the implications of liberalism's political structure. The discussion highlights the inherent difficulties in achieving a truly non-political existence, revealing how the desire for power and political engagement continues to impact contemporary society.