Râsul într-un roman despre istorie și împotriva istoriei

Madena Popa explores Milan Kundera’s use of laughter to deconstruct the "grand narratives" of History. Kundera views History as a manipulative discourse and employs comedy to expose its inherent absurdity and insignificance. By blending the tragic with the grotesque, his novels dismantle collective illusions of destiny, love, and identity. Ultimately, laughter serves as a subversive tool for liberation, allowing individuals to resist totalizing ideologies by refusing to take the world’s gravity seriously. THIS ABSTRACT IS GENERATED WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.