Metamorphosis Castle Trial
by L
About This Novel
This book includes the Austrian writer Kafka's works such as "The Metamorphosis", "The Castle" and "The Trial". Kafka is a famous European Expressionist writer. He lived in an era when the Austro-Hungarian Empire was about to collapse, and was deeply influenced by the philosophies of Nietzsche and Bergson. He always had a bystander attitude towards political events. Therefore, most of his works used deformed and absurd images and symbolic intuition to express isolated and desperate individuals surrounded by a hostile social environment.
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Stream of consciousness, look tired
good book
When you lose your due value in real society, even the people closest to you may move away from you. I particularly like the works of Kafka and Dosage, whose descriptions of small characters can always touch the depths of the soul and arouse resonance. Man, life is really not easy.
In The Metamorphosis, the protagonist's experience changes from being the mainstay of the family to a giant beetle. The attitude of his family and servants towards him makes him eventually die on hunger strike. He criticizes the evil side of people and feels sorry for Gregor.
Just started watching
I thought it was the original English version, 😂
Not bad, come on.
But this kind of freedom is still a valuable asset!
It's really meaningful
Not bad, come on.
Not bad, come on.
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Official(20)Scraped 3d ago
Stream of consciousness, look tired
good book
When you lose your due value in real society, even the people closest to you may move away from you. I particularly like the works of Kafka and Dosage, whose descriptions of small characters can always touch the depths of the soul and arouse resonance. Man, life is really not easy.
In The Metamorphosis, the protagonist's experience changes from being the mainstay of the family to a giant beetle. The attitude of his family and servants towards him makes him eventually die on hunger strike. He criticizes the evil side of people and feels sorry for Gregor.
Just started watching
I thought it was the original English version, 😂
Not bad, come on.
But this kind of freedom is still a valuable asset!
It's really meaningful
Not bad, come on.
Not bad, come on.
