Milan Kundera Quotes

What Drove Such People To Their Sinister Occupations? Spite? Certainly, But Also The Desire For Order. Because The Desire For Order Tries To Transform The Human World Into An Inorganic Reign In Which Everything Goes Well, Everything Functions As A Subject Of An Impersonal Will. The Desire For Order Is At The Same Time A Desire For Death, Because Life Is A Perpetual Violation Of Order. Or, Inversely, The Desire For Order Is A Virtuous Pretext By Which Man's Hatred For Man Justifies Its Crimes.

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