Volume 39, Number 10 · May 28, 1992
'The Culture of Everything'
By Václav Havel
From my political ideals, it should be clear enough that I would like to accentuate culture in every possible way in my practice of politics. Culture in the widest possible sense of the word, including everything from what might be called the culture of everyday life—or 'civility'—to what we know as high culture, including the arts and sciences.
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