
Vaclav Havel: Or Living in Truth
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Contents:
pt. 1. Six texts by Vaclav Havel —
Letter to Dr Gustav Husak —
The power of the powerless —
Six asides about culture —
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Politics and conscience —
Thriller —
An anatomy of reticence —
pt. 2. Sixteen texts for Vaclav Havel —
Catastrophe / Samuel Beckett —
Courtesy towards God / Heinrich Boll —
Prague : a poem, not disappearing / Timothy Garton Ash —
Ex-prophets and storysellers / Jiri Grusa —
From Variations and reflections on topics in Vaclav Havel's prison letters / Ladislav Hejdanek —
Citizen versus state / Harry Jarv —
The chaste centaur / Pavel Kohout —
Conversations 36 / Iva Kotrala —
Candide had to be destroyed / Milan Kundera —
I think about you a great deal / Arthur Miller —
When I was still living in Prague / Zdena Salivarova —
The sorrowful satisfaction of the powerless / Milan Simecka —
I saw Vaclav Havel for the last time / Josef Skvorecky —
Introduction to The memorandum / Tom Stoppard —
Letter to a prisoner / Zdenek Urbanek —
On the house / Lukvik Vaculik.
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