This novel challenges Nietzsche's idea of "eternal return" through the story of the Czech dissidents Tereza and Tomas.
The male protagonist of this novel tries to discover the "one-millionth part" of each woman that makes her unique, which he claims only comes out in bed. The protagonists of this novel get together through six "fortuities," which makes the husband wonder if his wife is part of his "it must be," an idea derived from Beethoven. This novel attacks the notion of "totalitarian kitsch" via the painter (*) Sabina, who poses wearing nothing but a bowler hat. This novel challenges Nietzsche's idea of "eternal return" through the story of the Czech dissidents Tereza and Tomas. For 10 points, name this novel by Milan Kundera that examines the possibility of life without "weight."
The male protagonist of this novel tries to discover the "one-millionth part" of each woman that makes her unique, which he claims only comes out in bed.
The Unbearable Lightness of Being [or Nesnesitelná lehkost bytí] &lt;JR&gt;