Abstract
Part 1 The anti-tragic theatre of political thought: happy endings and noble lies in Plato's Republic Rousseau and the echoes of Narcisse. Part 2 The politics of tragedy: a dialogue on liberty and freedom Hegelian harmony and the laughter of angels a carnival of critics - irony and the post-modern temper Arendt, Rorty and Mr Jefferson's American romance conclusion - putting the e back into differance.
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