In "Reading Lolita in Tehran," Azar Nafisi reflects on the complex relationship between fiction and personal freedom, using Vladimir Nabokov's works to illustrate this theme. She notes how both Nabokov's life and his writing convey a sense of limitless potential, even amidst constraints. This connection resonates with readers who recognize that true freedom can be found when options seem limited, leading to a deeper appreciation for literary exploration.
Nafisi emphasizes the...