by Gustavo Zagrebelsky · Einaudi · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788806191009
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In this work, Gustavo Zagrebelsky examines the nature of democracy, questioning whether it should be understood as an end or a means. Through three distinct visions—dogmatic, skeptical, and critical—the author explores how these mentalities shape our perception of the world and politics. To illustrate his thesis, Zagrebelsky uses the historical episode of the trial of Jesus as a tragic symbol of democracy, arguing that the dogmatic vision, which claims absolute truth, can become the antithesis of authentic democracy, advocating instead for a critical and responsible stance.
