eric | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 05 2007 | art, books, music, Milan Kundera, Marcel Proust, towrite
Quoted: Was Flaubert bored by Madame Bovary? Was Proust's Albertine a man? Did Tolstoy kill off Anna Karenina too soon? Milan Kundera reflects on the history, secrets and future of his craft - and asks if literature itself is under threat from mediocrity and pointless proliferation
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Tom Friedman was talking about this book on The Daily Show. However, he said that the financial boom bubble doesn't qualify. Specifically, "The real tragedy of this moment is that this financial boom bubble and bust has left us with a bunch of empty condos in Florida and a bunch of dead, derivative contracts that no-one understands."
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Here is the tutorial. It will likely move to the tutorials section (in the NAV bar up top).
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I should admit I dont often make appearances here in the forums. I am just so bloody busy it's sad. So, if you do have questions, feel free to give me a poke if I don't respond right away. I won't mind, promise. - gravitymax - 2 days ago1 FaverViewed: 5 Times
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