Gregor And Grete Research Paper
Gregor and Grete have similar names. Gregor had been forced to conform to society, by getting a salesperson job to pay off his father’s debt, something that wasn’t in his control. Grete is forced to conform, by getting a salesperson job to continue providing for her family due to Gregor becoming a bug, something that wasn’t in her control. The reason Gregor was so invested, in the idea of Grete going to the conservatory, was she would have been able to follow her dreams unlike Gregor was allowed to do. He wanted to maintain her innocence. Grete is a mirror image of a younger Gregor. Gregor represents the lose of a childhood, and the trapped in adult life. Grete represents the losing of a childhood, and the gaining of what appears to be a promising
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For the eternity of the human race there will be a power struggle between an authoritative figure, and a lesser partner. The human right’s movement truly aligns with the cruelty and incomprehensibility of authoritarian power, and the alienating experience of modern life. On the feminist division of the human right’s movement the cruelty and incomprehensibility of authoritarian power is very relevant. A part of this is rape. This is using power, whether the power is a physical position, chemical, or blackmail, to force someone to partake in something they have not consented to or have consented to unwillingly. This is not understandable in the slightest. Kafka’s idea of forcing Gregor into a job to provide for his family, as forced by his father and boss, parallels this. Also, the wage gap between women and men is the cause of the in the past men being assumed to have power over women. This is cruel because two people doing the same job should be paid equally without a gender bias factoring in. In Human right’s issues there is the alienation of some LGBTQ people. This alienation stems from the view that others are better, and have more power, thus can demean others. This alienation is being shunned for society as whole, like when Gregor in bug form is shunned by his family due to his exterior. Kafka’s writings resonate with generations after him due to the universal truth’s that his stories portray.
For the eternity of the human race there will be a power struggle between an authoritative figure, and a lesser partner. The human right’s movement truly aligns with the cruelty and incomprehensibility of authoritarian power, and the alienating experience of modern life. On the feminist division of the human right’s movement the cruelty and incomprehensibility of authoritarian power is very relevant. A part of this is rape. This is using power, whether the power is a physical position, chemical, or blackmail, to force someone to partake in something they have not consented to or have consented to unwillingly. This is not understandable in the slightest. Kafka’s idea of forcing Gregor into a job to provide for his family, as forced by his father and boss, parallels this. Also, the wage gap between women and men is the cause of the in the past men being assumed to have power over women. This is cruel because two people doing the same job should be paid equally without a gender bias factoring in. In Human right’s issues there is the alienation of some LGBTQ people. This alienation stems from the view that others are better, and have more power, thus can demean others. This alienation is being shunned for society as whole, like when Gregor in bug form is shunned by his family due to his exterior. Kafka’s writings resonate with generations after him due to the universal truth’s that his stories portray.