| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Society in general seems less increasingly absurd to him, yet much more burdensome and irritating - the individual's way of life is becoming much less individual, defined and shaped by as it is by forces which both expect and demand types of behaviour.Houellebecq tries to examine the nature of the individual in contemporary society and points to the paradox that increased ease of communication t
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