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    In “The Metamorphosis” by Franz Kafka‚ the style enhances the nightmarish quality of the work. The text states‚ “It took just as much effort to get back to where he had been earlier‚ but when he lay there sighing‚ and was once more watching his legs as they struggled against each other even harder than before‚ it that was possible‚ he could think of no way of bringing peace and order to this chaos‚” (Kafka 12). This is interesting because the situation that Gregor is in is extremely scary and unusual

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    Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka is a story that has multiple themes within it. One main theme of this story is that of identity. Gregor seems to lose his sense of identity when he is transformed into a bug-like creature. When transforms he not only loses his physical identity‚ but his metal identity. He often speaks of his work as a salesman and he ultimately loses this identity as a salesman. He loses his old personal identity‚ but he gains new one as well. Gregor has to figure out his identity with

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    Metamorphosis is an illustrious short story‚ which manifests Kafka’s complex character‚ his beliefs‚ and real-life dilemmas. It highlights the existentialist credo by elucidating the quandaries faced by an individual in the face of absurdity. Kafka critiques the impersonal and materialistic society around us‚ which mitigates individualism‚ restricts freedom‚ and engenders alienation. A whirlwind of redundancy and absurdity pose Gregor with an identity crisis. Initially‚ his individuality is tethered

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    Franz Kafka was one of the most influential writers of the early twentieth century‚ skillfully depicting people’s feeling of anxiety-ridden alienation in an incomprehensible and indifferent world in his poems and short stories. His writing was unique from the writing of any other author before him‚ and soon required the creation of a new adjective‚ Kafkaesque‚ to adequately and briefly describe it. Kafka’s works are unique from earlier literature because of his technical writing style. The technical

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    Franz Kafka wrote "A Hunger Artist" in 1924‚ he show us a story about an artist who try to illustrate his philosophy of hunger to other people; however‚ it is not be accepted by society on that time. The artist who have been describe on the story keep himself fasting for forty days that is very hard stick to do it and he made it. In the whole story‚ the author uses a lot of word to show us how the artist likes his work. He is so enjoy when he go though fasting and himself immersed in a world of his

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    Franz Liszt was born on October 22‚ 1811 in Hungary. Liszt father was a multi-instrumentalist who taught him how to play the piano. When Liszt was already nine years old he was performing in concert halls. When Liszt became an adult he started exploring all through Europe. Liszt was a very handsome‚ irresistible to women and he was a magnificent showman. Liszt performed the piano like a superhuman‚ impressing both the public and musicians. Liszt reputation was that he gave away many of his concerts

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    what an outsider is; most people even know an outsider. Are they really an outsider or are they just misjudged and misunderstood? First of all‚ Outsiders can be misunderstood which causes them to not belong. One example of this is Gregor Samsa in Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis. Gregor is transformed into a bug. Due to his recent transformation‚ Gregor’s family could no longer understand him and “[his voice] was clearly and unmistakably his earlier voice‚ but in it was intermingled‚ as if from below

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    “A Report to an Academy” In the “A report of academy” by Franz Kafka‚ here we can see that he compare human between ape. The idea of these works the recognition of meaninglessness of human existence. Sometimes‚ in order become human‚ you must feel in the skin of animal. Animals show satire on human society. Then the eyes of a scientific monkey show people. For example‚ the fact that it has begun to make man - the ability to spit‚ smokes and drinks vodka. And this is a major step toward a humanized

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    Metamorphosis refers to a change in the form‚ appearance or structure of a being or creature. In Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka‚ change is one of the major themes that are explored by the author. An analysis of this literature work shows that there is an important relationship between theme of change and the novel’s title. Gregor‚ the main character of the story goes through a series of physical changes that causes his family also to change. This essay explores the theme of change and transformation

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    Without the tone The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka wouldn’t leave as an impacting effect on the reader. The Metamorphosis falls under the category of Magical Realism‚ “A fiction genre in which magical elements blend to create a realistic atmosphere that accesses a deeper understanding of reality”(Goodreads). The story follows a drastic transformation with everything that happens after a response and the author utilizes the tone of nonchalant to give the reader insight to how alienated Kafka himself

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