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« The man has a right to want to do anything to a woman, but he won't behave like brute, to make sure she can act in harmony with its deepest delusions. »
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Milan Kundera
La plaisanterie |
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Milan Kundera
La plaisanterie
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« How it tells the contemporary story resembles a big concert where it would present in a row the one hundred thirty-eight opus of Beethoven but by playing only the first eight measures of each of them. »
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Milan Kundera
La Lenteur |
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Milan Kundera
La Lenteur
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« Humor: the intoxication of the relativity of human things; strange pleasure born of the certainty that there is no certainty. »
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Milan Kundera
(Source unknown) |
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Milan Kundera
(Source unknown)
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