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“Identity” is a novel by Milan Kundera, a Czech-born French writer, first published in 1998. In this philosophical novel, Kundera explores themes of love, memory, and the nature of identity in a postmodern world.
The story revolves around two main characters, Chantal and Jean-Marc, who are a married couple living in Paris. Their seemingly stable relationship is thrown into disarray when Chantal becomes infatuated with a mysterious stranger she encounters at a party. As Chantal’s obsession grows, Jean-Marc finds himself questioning his own identity and the nature of their relationship.
Set against the backdrop of Parisian society, “Identity” delves into the complexities of human emotions and the fluidity of personal identity. Kundera’s narrative is characterized by its philosophical depth, lyrical prose, and exploration of existential themes.
Through the lives of his characters, Kundera examines the ways in which individuals construct and negotiate their identities in a world marked by uncertainty and change. “Identity” is a thought-provoking novel that invites readers to contemplate the nature of selfhood and the role of love and desire in shaping our sense of who we are.
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