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[One way to express the problem is by recalling] a remark made by the American novelist Philip Roth in commenting on the difference between being a novelist in the West and being a novelist behind the Iron Curtain (this was before the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe) Roth said that in Eastern Europe nothing is permitted, but everything matters; with us everything is permitted, but nothing matters.