Andrea Tompa: Anger, Goddess – NKA, or what was all this about

The author reflects on the obscurity of a former minister, Hankó, whose name and face were forgettable despite their background in cultural politics. They discuss the concept of banality in evil, suggesting that the minister's insignificance is a product of the system rather than the individual. The piece critiques the cultural landscape, emphasizing the challenges faced by those involved in culture, including critics and artists, who find themselves at the bottom of the cultural hierarchy. The author notes that the decline in cultural significance was abrupt and noticeable, marking a shift in the cultural environment.