Name: The Metamorphosis / 变形记: Tranzlaty English አ普通话
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Author: Franz Kafka
ISBN: 9783692297569

portada The Metamorphosis / 变形记: Tranzlaty English አ普通话

The Metamorphosis / 变形记: Tranzlaty English አ普通话

Type

Physical Book

Author

Franz Kafka

Publisher

Tranzlaty

Pages

168

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

20.3x12.7x1.1 cm

ISBN13

9783692297569

The Metamorphosis / 变形记: Tranzlaty English አ普通话

Franz Kafka (Author) · Tranzlaty · Paperback

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Synopsis "The Metamorphosis / 变形记: Tranzlaty English አ普通话"

The light of the electric tram lay pale on the ceiling.电车的灯光昏暗地投射在车顶上。The top of the furniture received a little light too.家具顶部也照到了一些光线。But down on the ground, at Gregor's level, it was dark.但是，在地面上，在格里高尔的高度，却是一片漆黑。His legs slowly pushed him towards the door again.他的双腿缓缓地再次将他推向门口。He was very curious to see what had happened there.他非常好奇那里发生了什么事。But his control of his feelers was not yet developed.但他对触须的控制能力尚未发展成熟。Although he started to appreciate these new sensors.虽然他开始欣赏这些新型传感器。

Franz Kafka

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(Prague, Austro-Hungarian Empire, 1883 - Kierling, Austria, 1924) Bohemian writer in German language. His work, among the most influential in world literature, is a pioneer in the fusion of realistic elements with fantastic ones and focuses mainly on father-son conflicts, anxiety, existentialism, physical and psychological brutality, guilt, the philosophy of the absurd, bureaucracy, and spiritual transformations. He wrote notable novels and a large number of short stories, and also left behind extensive correspondence and autobiographical writings. His unique literary style has often been associated with the artistic philosophy of existentialism and expressionism. His personal relationships also had a significant impact on his writing. The term Kafkaesque is used in Spanish to describe bizarre situations, due to their absurdity and distressing nature.

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