At one point, this book instructs the reader to "to close your eyes" if you are seeking infinity, and this work also asks whether God has intestines in addition to describing the son of Joseph Stalin electrocuting himself.
At one point, this book instructs the reader to "to close your eyes" if you are seeking infinity, and this work also asks whether God has intestines in addition to describing the son of Joseph Stalin electrocuting himself. The protagonist is asked to absolve himself from the claim of writing a newspaper article on Oedipus before becoming a window washer. In this work that sees a dog develop a cancer on his leg, one character dies while marching against Cambodia in Thailand, while another is offered a choice to immigrate to Switzerland to continue his medicinal practice before running a dairy farm. For ten points identify this novel that features a doggie named Karenin that juxtaposes Franz and Sabina with the Soviet-denouncing Tomas and Tereza, a work of Milan Kundera.
At one point, this book instructs the reader to "to close your eyes" if you are seeking infinity, and this work also asks whether God has intestines in addition to describing the son of Joseph Stalin electrocuting himself.
The {Unbearable Lightness} of {Being}