Immortality

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Immortality is a 1990 novel by Milan Kundera that blends philosophical reflection with a playful narrative to explore identity, memory, and the nature of existence.

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instanceOf novel
author Milan Kundera
awarded Prix Médicis étranger nomination
linked to: Prix Médicis
contains authorial self-insertion
countryOfOrigin Czechoslovakia
explores how individuals seek symbolic immortality
public versus private self
relationship between life and narrative
firstPublishedIn 1990
follows The Book of Laughter and Forgetting
The Unbearable Lightness of Being
genre metafiction
philosophical novel
postmodern novel
hasCharacter Laura
Milan Kundera
Paul
Professor Avenarius
hasMainCharacter Agnes
hasMotif gesture of a raised hand
hasPart essayistic digressions
narrative about Bettina von Arnim
narrative about Goethe
hasTranslation Immortality (English translation)
literaryMovement postmodernism
medium print
narrativeStyle multiple perspectives
nonlinear narrative
openingScene swimming pool scene with Agnes
originalLanguage Czech
pageCount 351
partOfSeries Milan Kundera’s French-period novels
publicationYear 1990
publisher Gallimard
setting 20th century
Paris
structure seven parts
theme authenticity
celebrity
death
identity
immortality
memory
the nature of existence
the relationship between author and characters
translator Peter Kussi

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