About Metamorphosis From Kafka

Franz Kafka (born July 3, 1883 - June 3, 1924) is one of the iconic and original authors of modern world literature.

In July 1883, Hermann and Julie, who operated a small shop selling small fashion goods in Prague, came to the world as the sixth child of Kafka. Two more brothers died in infancy. The three sisters have lived long. He studied law and started to write in his free time. The writings, first published by Betrachtung, began in 1912. Kafka's emotional experiences and his association with his family have been expressed in his works, especially in his daily and letters. In the Letter to Bab (Brief an den Vater in German) Kafka seems to have a relationship with his father from a point of view. He has written 7 books in his lifetime. Beside these are 3 unfinished novels and many letters left behind and diary. Kafka has asked his close friend Max Brod to burn all these works when he died. Thanks to the fact that Max Brod did not fulfill this desire of Kafka, these works reached to the present day.

Kafka wrote all his works in German. Kafka is seen as a modernist writer. In his works, crime, freedom, alienation and responsibility also acted as individual resistance to authority. Kafka's most famous works are Daze, Castle and Transformation. Although the cause of Kafka's death on June 3, 1924 is considered heart failure, the main reason for wasting the body is advanced cancer.

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Have you read Franz Kafka's "Transformation"? If you have not read it right away and get started as soon as possible. It is a work that one must read at least once in his lifetime. In fact, reading a variety of stages of life, every time you read a work that leaves a different tastes transformation.

Kafka wrote this work in 1912. However, the work was published in 1915. It has been one of Kafka's most readable works ever since. As we read Kafka's works and realize him, we realize that he is a very mysterious writer. Various book critics say that he also feels the feelings of loneliness, such as the exclusion in Transformation. It is also said that this is due to the negative relationship between Kafka and his father. Critics even describe him as a writer drawn from the spot. In fact, critics should also give the right to read a story called Transformation people better understand the mood of Kafka.

When you open the cover of the book, you are locked into a room with Gregor Samsa, who wakes up by turning into a beagle. And there's no way out of that room until you close the cover of your book.

Rather than reading a book, we are witnessing Gregor's life personally. As a reader, we are witnessing all of these things, as Gregor does not tell us what he / she is hiding, what he / she is implied by being insecure, struggle, struggle, exclusion, even loneliness, or being an insect.

In fact, imagine that throughout the entire story, we were seated in Gregor's room, watching the events, and moving out of the room when there was nothing left to be seen. It's ... But the issue is that we are already witnessing, hear, feel.

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To mention the booklet;

Gregor Samsa, one morning when he wakes up from the overwhelming dreams he finds himself turned into a giant beetle. At first you do not want to believe that what you see is real, but you have to believe it when you want to get up from your bed. He is now a giant bug. Every morning the train travels at six o'clock to go to work; so she has to wake up at the latest hour. But when you look at the clock, he sees that the clock is almost seven. He wants to get up, but there are dozens of legs that seem to act independently of one another in the place of his strong legs that will help him now.

Her mother thinks that her son has not awakened and starts to hit the door. She tries to wake her son from behind the locked door. Gregor says he can stay away, but his voice is very strange. Her mother thinks she is sick. Gregor will not be so easy to get used to his new body as he gets up from his bed with great struggles. About eight o'clock the boss came home and was very angry. Gregor asks a few questions, but Gregor can not talk anymore. The voice is like an animal voice. The door barely opens. When his boss sees him, he flees away from home; her mother was fainted. His father puts him back in his room with his stick.

She brings different food to her sister, Grete Gregor. Now Gregor prefers stinky food. Her mother does not even dare to see her. Gregor's body, which was beaten repeatedly by his father, was greatly weakened. Serious injuries have occurred in the body. Even food can not eat. The family council convenes and ultimately decides to dismiss Gregor from home. The servant girl calls out to the family:

-Don't worry about it, Gregor's dead. I just threw Gregor away.

If you have not read it, I strongly recommend reading it as soon as possible. @wrbook