So there is a pattern in the subservience of his characters to Mr. Kundera's will.
The elegance lies in the image Mr. Kundera uses to make the observation that both the emigre and the former ruler point their index fingers at whomever they address.
In fact, people of this sort, Mr. Kundera tells us, have index fingers longer than their middle fingers.
Mr. Kundera is not inclined to dwell on the feel of human experience except as it prepares us for his thought.
It is a not unattractive philosophical bent that sends Mr. Kundera into his speculative exercises.
Persons:
Kundera's, Antonin Novotny, Kundera, ostentatiously intrudes, Tomas, Sabina, Franz, Tereza, Don Juanism, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Garcia Marquez levitations, Michael Henry Heim's, Bernard Shaw
Organizations:
Communist
Locations:
Czech, Paris, Czechoslovakia, Prague, New York City, York, Europe