Kafka's Diaries (Three Volumes)

This book is the complete volume of "Kafka's Diary". In it, Kafka uses profound self-reflection to analyze every moment of meaning that life projects onto him. From this we can see his evaluation of famous writers such as Dickens and Goethe, his grasp of the moments of inspiration in his inner world, his delicate description of the fluctuating and restless state of the spiritual world, and his description of the special stream of consciousness in the psychological world caused by insomnia and strange dreams... "Kafka's Diary" shows the contradictions in his inner time, changes in mental and physical conditions, entanglements in the emotional world, confusion in life, and his thoughts on social ethics. Reading his diary, one can understand the real life state of this lonely and great writer, and provide a reference for understanding the connotation of his literary works and solving the mysteries of his life.