One character in this novel ponders choosing between "the woman from the bulrush basket or the woman from Plato's myth," and that character abides by the "rule of threes" in his relationships with women. While in Geneva, one character in this novel falls in love with the university professor Franz, who is obsessed with the kitsch he finds in the movement called "The Great March." The protagonist's
One character in this novel ponders choosing between "the woman from the bulrush basket or the woman from Plato's myth," and that character abides by the "rule of threes" in his relationships with women. While in Geneva, one character in this novel falls in love with the university professor Franz, who is obsessed with the kitsch he finds in the movement called "The Great March." The protagonist's favorite mistress is the painter Sabina, who ends up in California at this work's end. Its protagonist has a son named Simon and dies with Tereza in a car accident. For 10 points, Tomas's life just before the Prague Spring is chronicled in what Milan Kundera novel?
One character in this novel ponders choosing between "the woman from the bulrush basket or the woman from Plato's myth," and that character abides by the "rule of threes" in his relationships with women.
The {Unbearable Lightness} of {Being} [or {Nesnesitelná Lekhost Byti}; or {L'Insoutenable Légèrité}