and the central couple of this work names their female dog Karenin and end up being crushed by a boulder.
One section in this work explains two tears that are let out because of kitsch and that it is the second tear that makes kitsch what it is. This novel repeatedly explains the protagonist's feeling of "Es muss sein!" and the central couple of this work names their female dog Karenin and end up being crushed by a boulder. The protagonist's wife leaves him after they move to Zurich in this novel, where the protagonist criticizes the government of Alexander Dubcek. This novel discusses the philosophies of Parmenides and Nietzche, and the protagonist of this works loses his job as a surgeon in Prague. Featuring the characters Franz, Sabina and Tereza and centering on the womanizing Tomas, this is, for 10 points, what novel by Milan Kundera?
One section in this work explains two tears that are let out because of kitsch and that it is the second tear that makes kitsch what it is.
The {Unbearable Lightness} of Being