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"Milan Kundera has a famous theory of the novel that imagines its history as an evolutionary tree, with important books like Ulysses at the cruxes of major branching trends, and other books, like Tristram Shandy, at the start of little half-grown twigs. Over and over Kundera points to his tree in essays and says, more or less, \"The novel is not exhausted."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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