According to Havel, what is the difference between a totalitarian and a post-totalitarian system? Why does he characterize the Communist governments in Eastern Europe as post- totalitarian? And what...

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According to Havel, what is the difference between a totalitarian and a post-totalitarian system?    2
Why does he characterize the Communist governments in Eastern Europe as post- totalitarian?    3
And what does he suggest that people, like the greengrocer he mentions, do to confront these governments?    3
References    6
According to Havel, what is the difference between a totalitarian and a post-totalitarian system?
In post-totalitarian system, this line actually runs throughout everyone, because everyone is both the victim and supporter of system in his own way. The post-totalitarian system is carrying out a full-scale attack on humanity, with human beings opposing, abandoning and isolating. Therefore, all "dissident political" movements are completely defensive movements that are completely natural: they exist to defend the true goals of human beings and life, and violate the goals of the system. Havel increases the issue of post- totalitarian in the eyes of Javier is a unique, novel A totalitarian brand characterized by late Soviet Union and Eastern European system until 1989. In the context of post-totalitarianism, Havel raised the issue of responsibility. He fully realized that the pain of oppression clearly demonstrated the strong necessity of restoring responsibility as universal essence of the human life (Yosypenko 134-144). Havel said the difference will depend on resilience of citizens and political institution, which will force a mid-term revision of financial policy, support competition, regulate the general market, as well as protect customers, entrepreneurs, taxpayers and investors. Responsibility on background of the post-imperialism, as well as he fully knows that the suffering of atrocities clearly makes it clear that reinstating responsibility as a universal principle of...