Poetry and revolution in the Western European novel: Milan Kundera’s Life is Elsewhere

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There is a novel which presents a general scheme for the development of a poet but this paper presents a problem for it. The problem is: can a believer in the scheme both account for the universality of some poets and the association it makes between poetry and revolutions?

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