On the chaste world of Milan Kundera*

Abstract

Milan Kundera is now perhaps the greatest living philosopher, but he suffers from logical problems. One might propose that since he is a person who works primarily in the medium of fiction, one should not be too harsh on him, rather find ways to make him more logical. The result may be rather chaste.

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Terence Rajivan Edward
University of Manchester (PhD)

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