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The Possibility of an Island
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The Possibility of an Island

novel by Houellebecq
Also known as: “La PossibilitĂ© d’une Ăźle”
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  • Michel Houellebecq
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La PossibilitĂ© d’une Ăźle (2005; The Possibility of an Island, film 2008, directed by the author), a bleak futuristic tale about the implications and possibilities of reproduction by cloning. In 2008 Ennemis publics (Public Enemies) documented an exchange of opinions—via e-mail—between Houellebecq and French public intellectual Bernard-Henri LĂ©vy on a


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La PossibilitĂ© d’une Ăźle (2005; The Possibility of an Island, film 2008, directed by the author), a bleak futuristic tale about the implications and possibilities of reproduction by cloning. In 2008 Ennemis publics (Public Enemies) documented an exchange of opinions—via e-mail—between Houellebecq and French public intellectual Bernard-Henri LĂ©vy on a


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