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The Unbearable Lightness of Being Part 6, Chapter 6

By Milan Kundera

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Part 6, Chapter 6

  • Sabina's inner revolt against Communism was an aesthetic one, not an ethical one.
  • She hated the mask of beauty that Communism wore – she hated its kitsch.
  • She remembers the May Day parades in which the regime convinced people to celebrate life as a way of promoting Communism.
  • This masked the real theses behind its foundation and tricked people into embracing it.

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