A double reading

This book is destabilizing because a reading in the first degree is not sufficient to understand and therefore appreciate it, but is nevertheless necessary for the conditioning that Houellebecq wants to impose his reader. References to the Brave New World of Aldous Huxley are not free, as the final reflection is going in the same direction, but with tenfold irony. Disturbing but fair. A cruel awakening. To read.