Eva Kushner. Hommage
Kundera, Roth, and Coetzee converge through the way their literary works depict life situations shaped by historical and social issues, but whose characters exhibit a distinct individuality that resists confinement within predefined identity. In the pursuit of this identity, persecution ensued, yet...
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