"The presumption that what exists must necessarily exist is the corrosive acid of any imaginative thought." Murray Bookchin In this long twilight of representative democracy, the very idea of ​​politics - once the active participation of an entire community in social life - risks losing all relevance precisely because it has been reduced to a mere technique of state organization, moreover entrusted to groups of "professionals" - politicians, of course, but also bureaucrats, magistrates, soldiers, etc. - who practice a form of institutional