We often ask: Who really holds power in a democracy?
Through a simple old Japanese folktale about a “mouse’s marriage” we learn how ambiguity, not certainty, might be the deepest strength of free societies.
We often ask: Who really holds power in a democracy?
Through a simple old Japanese folktale about a “mouse’s marriage” we learn how ambiguity, not certainty, might be the deepest strength of free societies.