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The Complete Kafka - Dive into a World of Existential Exploration

Franz Kafka, HB Classics

Publisher: HB Classics

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Delve into the unsettling brilliance of Franz Kafka with The Collection.
Franz Kafka: The Collection is a captivating exploration of the human condition through the lens of absurdity and existential angst. Immerse yourself in a world where the ordinary becomes strange and anxieties morph into surreal narratives.
This collection includes some of Kafka's most celebrated works:

- The Metamorphosis: A haunting tale of transformation that challenges our perception of identity.
- The Trial: A gripping story of a man accused of an unknown crime, highlighting alienation and the search for meaning.
- In the Penal Colony: A chilling exploration of punishment and the nature of justice.
- A Hunger Artist: A thought-provoking allegory about the disconnect between art and society.
- The Castle and Amerika: Stories that explore themes of power, isolation, and the pursuit of unattainable goals.Beyond these iconic pieces, discover a wealth of captivating short stories that delve into human anxieties, societal pressures, and the complexities of existence.
A cornerstone of 20th-century literature, studied and analyzed by scholars worldwide."Kafka's unsettling narratives offer profound insights into the human condition, making them timeless classics." - The Atlantic
Unveil the genius of Franz Kafka. Download your copy of The Collection today!
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Available since: 06/10/2024.
Print length: 539 pages.

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