- The Festival of Insignificance (French: La fête de l'insignifiance) is a novel by Milan Kundera. This is his eleventh and final fictional work before his death in 2023.
- ÜrünlerSite, ürün satışı konusunda uzmandırThe Festival of Insignificance: A Novel Hardcover – Deckle Edge, June 23, 2015. by Milan Kundera (Author). 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 210 ratings.
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- Further praise for The Festival of Insignificance: ‘The vivacity of Kundera’s prose (translated by Linda Asher), the whirl of his ideas, and his sincere...
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- The Festival of Insignificance is by far Milan Kundera’s shortest book at just 115 pages. Four men live in Paris, four men of varying ages, pottering round, bumping...
- The Festival of Insignificance joins a long list of Kundera’s mid- to late-career books in its foregrounding of an abstract concept, insignificance being added to...
- 2015. 115 pages. It has been thirteen years since Milan Kundera last published a novel. The Festival of Insignificance is Kundera’s tenth novel and the fourth to...
- Festival-of-Insignificance-1.jpg. ... Only Milan Kundera could title what is likely to be his final book The Festival of Insignificance ...
- The Festival of Insignificance is an effort by an author in his mid-eighties, but the book resists the impulse to see only the somber or sentimental sides of aging.
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