She looks at their mouth that opens at the same time, the mouth that grinds, throw out words and burst into laughter without ceasing: How can women who do not listen to each other laugh laugh at what they say?
In Milan Kundera's book "Ignorance," a profound observation is made about the nature of communication between women. The text explores the idea that dialogue goes beyond mere spoken words; it's about genuine listening and understanding. The juxtaposition of laughter alongside disconnected speech raises questions about the superficiality of their interactions.
The quote highlights a contradiction: how can women who fail to truly listen to one another find joy in what is...
