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Political Theory as a Vacation

Political theorizing has been described in the last decades as the creation of a public vision to reorder and revitalize a community in the crisis of breakdown and dissolution.1 The major political theories of the West from Plato to Marx have been creative and heroic responses to massive political failures. While this view of political theory has come to prevail, it has been accompanied by a disquieting sense of failure. For while books and articles too numerous to mention have