Kundera’s Immortality Explores Aging and Art
Milan Kundera’s sixth novel centers on Agnes, an aging woman in a stifling marriage, inspired by a lifeguard gesture. Parallel threads include Goethe and Bettina’s 19th century romance, with themes of existence and immortality as leaving a lasting contribution. A thoughtful read at Harper.
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