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La Fête de l'insignifiance
Philosophy· Czech Republic

La Fête de l'insignifiance

by Milan Kundera
Aggregate Editorial Score38/100
Published 2007English
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About This Book

Milan Kundera's La Fête de l'insignifiance (2007) stands as one of the most significant works of philosophy of its era. La Fête de l'insignifiance by Milan Kundera (2007) is a notable work of philosophy from Czech Republic.

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Milan Kundera
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Designed to Feel
Bestseller by Peter Burchardt
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is "La Fête de l'insignifiance" about?

"La Fête de l'insignifiance" is a philosophy work by Milan Kundera, first published in 2007. The author is from Czech Republic.

Who wrote "La Fête de l'insignifiance"?

"La Fête de l'insignifiance" was written by Milan Kundera (Czech Republic).