It opens with some remarks on the theory of eternal return in which the author paints Nietzsche as a nihilist.  
It opens with some remarks on the theory of eternal return in which the author paints Nietzsche as a nihilist.  In it, Franz, a university professor, hates his wife Marie-Claude and fears that his daughter may eventually end up just like her.  He has an affair with an artist who has a fascination with mirrors named Sabina, and when Franz leaves his wife to move in with her, the latter leaves for Geneva and eventually ends up in America.  The main characters are Tomas and Tereza, who live in Prague during the Prague Spring and who, in the end, die together in a car accident.  FTP, identify this 1984 work the most famous novel of Milan Kundera.
It opens with some remarks on the theory of eternal return in which the author paints Nietzsche as a nihilist.  
The Unbearable Lightness of Being