The Style of Milan Kundera

The style of Milan / Kunda is disappointing - a philosophy emphasizing the independence and isolation of individual experience in hostile or indifferent cosmos, the existence of humans is unexplainable, freedom of choice and behavior of one person I emphasize. Responsibility for results. This term was used to describe the style of writing in Milan Kundera. The term existentialism comes from French philosopher Jean Paul Sartre. Existentialism emphasizes the existence, freedom, and choice of individuals.

If you try to search the relationship between Milan Kundera and the United States on Google, the same paragraph is repeated in another article. Works derived from the "New York Times" seem to be widely recognized: "In the 1980s, Milan Kundera made his home Czechoslovakia in 1960s Gabriel Garcia Max as Latin America, what he did and 1970 What Alexander Soljenitsin did for Russia in the ages he brought Western European reading mass publicity to Eastern Europe, and his charm is also true The universal 'most American The newspaper praises the authors' writing and is deeply interested in the way he tells stories in his novels. However his work "the light of unbearable existence" is published in English So his appeal to the American reader led to a natural result that could be explained as a continuous event.

After talking with my friends about my writing habits, I wrote this article. In our conversation, I implied the famous book of Milanese Kundera, casually mentioning "unbearable writing ease". When I got home, I saw Kundera's book and I read it again for years after seeing it for the first time. When I was eighteen, it did not bring me the same effect. But it makes me think about Kundera 's revolutionary writing style, a philosophical approach to his contradiction, and the ability to learn from Nietzsche' s eternal return philosophy. Our mistake When I finished reading it, I gathered 9 more books from the bookshelf, all of them they touched something about my life and handed it to my daughter It was.