The article by Svetlana Slapšak explores the concept of 'norost' (folly) as a historical and contemporary diagnosis of Slovenia's societal issues. It draws parallels between the Renaissance-era work 'Hvalnica norosti' by Erasmus Rotterdamius and modern-day challenges such as political corruption, ethical decay, and institutional failures. The piece highlights how folly has historically been both a subject of satire and a reflection of deeper societal contradictions, suggesting that today’s Slovenia faces similar existential crises. The author emphasizes the need for critical self-reflection and the dangers of complacency in governance.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames current political and social issues in Slovenia through a critical lens, emphasizing systemic flaws and moral decay. While it does not explicitly endorse specific political parties, its critique aligns with progressive values that challenge authoritarianism and ethical hypocrisy.






