The so-called "dissidents" did not act on the basis of a political or ideological project.
Instead, a desire to resist nihilism drove them, a willingness to oppose the power's
attempt to nullify the response to fundamental human needs.
That is why it is worth clarifying the notion of "dissent" through the words of dissidents:
they indicate a precise path.
As Vaclav Havel says: "A man does not turn into a dissident because one fine day he
decides to embark on this extravagant career. He does so because inner
responsibility, combined with the whole complex of external circumstances, ends up
nailing him to this position: he is expelled from the existing structures and brought into
confrontation with them."
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