The Unbearable Lightness Of Being
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780571135394 (0571135390)
ASIN: 571135390
Publish date: 1985
Publisher: Faber & Faber
Pages no: 305
Edition language: English
...aber das Buch wurde doch noch zu Ende gelesen. Nach nur vier Wochen. Und es lässt mich so gar nicht glücklich zurück. Noch nicht mal die gute glückliche Traurigkeit ist anwesend. Ich fühle mich nur ausgelaugt. Der Klappentext versprach mir noch ein intellektuelles Feuerwerk voller Sentimentalitä...
The Unbearable Lightness of Being is not everyone's read. For one, there is so much to follow on this book that the true nature of it is the topic that covers about love, infidelity, sexuality, obsession and lust. Its about two men, two women and a dog and how their lives are intertwine from one ano...
Guysguysguys!!! I just found my new favourite! I'm still astonished by the flow of sentences and the way he dissects his characters - with love that's not easy to find in modern literature. I recommend it to all my followers!
Milan Kundera ma w Polsce status kultowy. Kochamy go, bo udało mu się mówić o komunizmie i praskiej wiośnie w tak lekki, bezpretensjonalny sposób, na jaki nie było stać żadnego polskiego pisarza. W ogóle zazdrościmy Czechom dystansu do siebie, ale dobrze wiemy, że w Polsce by to nie przeszło – wyobr...