The Metamorphosis: Selected Novels and Novels by Kafka

"The Metamorphosis" edited by Austrian Kafka. Kafka is the founder of modernist literature, and "The Metamorphosis" is one of his representative works. If you want to understand modernist literature, your best bet is to start by reading this book over and over again.     In this book, Kafka describes the absurd plot in which Gregor Samsa, a clerk, suddenly turns into a giant beetle that disgusts his family, thereby revealing the fact that people, including ethics, are affectionate and affectionate on the surface, but extremely lonely and unfamiliar in their hearts. It vividly and profoundly reproduces the indifference between people in capitalist society. Describing all activities of human life and their realistic details in an absurd and illogical world was the genius of the famous novelist Kafka.