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Franz Kafka
ISBN 9781857151459
Rs. 2,398
Everyman's Library
Collected Stories
Who it's for: Readers of classic literature and modern fiction
Collected Stories by Franz Kafka brings together his most influential short fiction, including seminal works such as "The Metamorphosis," "The Judgment," and "In the Penal Colony." These narratives consistently explore themes of alienation, existential angst, and the absurdities of human existence through Kafka's unique blend of surrealism and stark realism.Why You Should Read? Discover essential works of 20th-century literature that exemplify the term "Kafkaesque." Explore profound themes of isolation, guilt, and the perplexing nature of societal structures. Engage with a distinctive narrative style that merges everyday reality with the deeply surreal and psychological.
Highlights
- Includes seminal stories: 'The Metamorphosis,' 'The Judgment,' 'In the Penal Colony.'
- Explores alienation, existential angst, and absurdity.
- Blends surrealism with stark realism.
- Exemplifies the term 'Kafkaesque.'
- Essential 20th-century literature.
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Questions about this book
Which stories are included in this collection?
The collection includes 'The Metamorphosis,' 'The Judgment,' and 'In the Penal Colony,' among others.
What themes does Kafka explore in these stories?
The stories explore themes of alienation, existential angst, absurdity, isolation, guilt, and the perplexing nature of societal structures.
What is Kafka's narrative style like?
Kafka's style merges everyday reality with the surreal and psychological, blending surrealism with stark realism.
Why is this collection significant?
It contains essential works of 20th-century literature that exemplify the term 'Kafkaesque.'