L'Ignorance (Tankobon Hardcover)

The book's layered storytelling feels very deliberate. I wonder if the structure was inspired by specific philosophical ideas or personal experiences.

It made me think about how easily ignorance can shape societal attitudes. I’d love to hear if others found this perspective confronting or eye-opening.

The layered reflections on memory, identity, and societal ignorance seem central. Curious about which themes resonated most with different readers.