Perennial Classics The Unbearable Lightness of Being, (Paperback)

from mattviews

Milan Kundera's The Unbearable Lightness of Being explores the significance of existence and life responsibility (burdens and obligations) through characters' carefree attitude toward sex. However ...

from kaminariman

From the outset, this novel breaks from traditional narrative, interspersing bits of the author's philosophies and observations into the lives of his characters throughout the story, making this on...

from kaminariman

From the outset, this novel breaks from traditional narrative, interspersing bits of the author's philosophies and observations into the lives of his characters throughout the story, making this on...

from LynnB

Incredibly interesting to read. This book tells the story of Tomas and Tereza, Tomas's lover, Sabina and her lover Franz. It also tells the story of political repression. It opens with a discussion...

from LisaMaria_C

The story begins with philosophical musings on the theme from which the book takes its title: we have only one life, so we leave no impact, no weight. This is the "unbearable lightness of being"--l...