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Franz Kafka

Category Classic Fiction
Pages 224 Pages
Publication Year 2025
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9789363951402

Rs. 360

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The Originals Amerika Unabridged Classics

The Originals Amerika Unabridged Classics

Franz Kafka’s Amerika blends dark comedy and surrealism in the story of Karl Rossmann, a young immigrant navigating a strange, dreamlike version of the United States. Exiled after a scandal, Karl stumbles through jobs, relationships, and bizarre systems, revealing Kafka’s ironic take on the American Dream. One of Kafka’s most accessible and emotionally rich works, this unabridged edition offers modern readers a haunting exploration of alienation, belonging, and identity. 📘 Why This Edition of Amerika by Franz Kafka Belongs in Every Thoughtful Reader’s Collection ✓ Kafka’s Most Accessible and Emotionally Resonant Novel ✓ A Darkly Comedic Take on the Immigrant Experience ✓ Explores Themes of Identity, Exile, and Belonging ✓ Surreal, Dreamlike Portrait of Early 20th Century America ✓ A Satirical Critique of the American Dream ✓ Clean, Unabridged Edition with Modern Formatting ✓ Ideal for Students, Philosophical Readers, and Kafka Enthusiasts

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ISBN 9789363951402
Pages 224 Pages
Publication Year 2025
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English
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SKU 2010000237533

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