“We see that the progress of the arts and all other things happens not with those who adhere to the established order, but with those who correct and always dare to move something that is not right” (Isocrates).

These “not right things” are described and criticized in this book, a cry of anger and indignation for a political system indifferent and hostile to the citizen, who is regarded as valuable only as a productive machine and a product to be exploited.