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Dear Colleagues -- It took me a while to get the scanning done, but attached is a file with part of a chapter on the Czech concept of "litost" from Milan Kundera's *Book of Laughter and Forgetting. *I take this to be a description of a highly, culturally, imbricated emotion of the sort that Manfred and colleagues have been referring to. I hope it is thought provoking. Is it the sort of phenomenon under discussion, Manfred? mike
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