Examples of using Kafka's in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Makes me think of Kafka's“Hunger Artist” somehow.
When he's asked to tail a missing pet,he's thrown onto a dangerous path that runs parallel to Kafka's.
None of Kafka's writings were supposed to have survived.
This is best demonstrated in the analysis of Kafka's famous short story, The Metamorphosis(K 14-5).
This book,” she writes in the firstchapter,“constitutes the first sustained study of sound in Kafka's writing.”.
The pedantic and absurd logic of Kafka's bureaucrats is also devoid of wisdom.
Kafka's last lover, Dora Diamant(later, Dymant-Lask), also ignored his wishes, secretly keeping 20 notebooks and 35 letters.
Gabriel García Márquez noted the reading of Kafka's"The Metamorphosis" showed him"that it was possible to write in a different way".
Kafka's mother, Julie(1856- 1934), was the daughter of Jakob Löwy, a prosperous brewer in Poděbrady, and was better educated than her husband.
Instead of gradually increasing comprehension, they attempt to read Kafka's“Metamorphosis” after two weeks half-hardheartedly studying vocabulary.
I suspect Miss Saeki used it since in her mind themysterious solitude of the boy in the picture overlapped with Kafka's fictional world.
As I made my way through more of Kafka's oeuvre, I noticed a persistent interest in sound of a particular, provocative kind.
The new day found me at the portable typewriter that Domingo Manuel Vega had lent me,trying to write something that would resemble Kafka's tale of a poor bureaucrat turned into an enormous cockroach.
Some of Kafka's books are influenced by the expressionist movement, though the majority of his literary output was associated with the experimental modernist genre.
They represent rather the last and disappearing connecting texts of the silent film(and it is no accident that the latterdisappeared at almost exactly the same time as Kafka's death);
According to Kafka's biographers Stach and James Hawes, the writer got engaged a third time around 1920 to Julie Wohryzek- a hotel chambermaid of modest background.
There is, perhaps obviously, a central irony here(and one that is most likely intentional) in that Murakami's simple love story andplain prose style are in direct contrast to Kafka's method and intent in“The Metamorphosis.”.
The writer Milan Kundera suggests that Kafka's surrealist humour may have been an inversion of Dostoyevsky's presentation of characters who are punished for a crime.
There is, perhaps obviously, a central irony here(and one that is most likely intentional) in that Murakami's simple love story andplain prose style are in direct contrast to Kafka's method and intent in“The Metamorphosis.”.
Kundera believes that Kafka's inspirations for his characteristic situations came both from growing up in a patriarchal family and living in a totalitarian state.
Ulrich in Musil's The Man Without Quality and Mersault in Camus' The Stranger-these men are really contemporaries of Kafka's"heroes," drifters in a world devoid of metaphysical anchoring and suffering from the demons of absurdity and alienation.
In turn, is the result of Kafka's view which he shares with many twentieth-century writers- that his own self is a parcel of perennially interacting forces lacking a stable core;
The utter incompatibility of the"divine law" and the human law, and Kafka's inability to solve the discrepancy are the roots of the sense of estrangement from which his protagonists suffer.
Kafka's world is essentially chaotic, and this is why it is impossible to derive a specific philosophical or religious code from it- even one acknowledging chaos and paradox as does much existential thought.
For now, Schnorr said the plan is to release The Yellow Wallpaper this week,then later Kafka's Metamorphosis and take a breath before determining what stories, if any, the library's Instagram account will publish after these transformative three.
Kafka's parents probably spoke a variety of German influenced by Yiddish that was sometimes pejoratively called Mauscheldeutsch, but, as the German language was considered the vehicle of social mobility, they probably encouraged their children to speak High German.
I would say that this reality isnow almost beyond the individual's capacity to experience, and that Kafka's world, often so serene and pervaded by angels, is the exact complement of his age, which is preparing to do away with considerable segments of this planet's population.
Murakami inverts more than just Kafka's plot: he substitutes meaning for meaninglessness, comprehensibility for incomprehensibility, insisting on the importance of storytelling and sense-making that has always characterized his work and which, he himself has argued, makes that work readily translatable.
In each of these texts we find Kafka's idiosyncrasy to a greater or lesser degree, but if Kafka had never written a line, we would not perceive this quality;