Ignorance

In ignorance, Milan Kundera offers us a powerful text about exile and the impossibility of any real return to the country we left, and he tells us in an intimate and sometimes harsh style regarding his characters, about exile and disconnection from roots, and as a result about longing and return and the loneliness of return marked by disappointment. Ultimately, ignorance proves to be an enthralling novel and Kundera rightly slaps us with his inevitable and confusing truths, pessimistic and hopeful, about communism and human relationships and marital relationships and romantic misunderstandings, and many other things.. but how can one approach this multitude of topics, and with utmost precision, in this small number of pages? .. This is the secret of Kundera.