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    changed –Hippy culture‚ Rock music‚ social revolutions in terms of black‚ women’s and gay rights‚ innovation and experimentation in music and the arts and what was “socially acceptable” had begun to destabilize the old social order. Berkoff makes Gregor Samsa a metaphor

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    Nikki Boyd P-2nd 9/20/12 In Kafka’s afflicting yet accepting novelette‚ Metamorphosis‚ Grete enters Gregor’s bedroom to find that he has not finished the fresh milk and bread that Grete brought in the day before. She returns to Gregor with a newspaper full of different foods that she knew Gregor would possibly like. Kafka presents the affined feelings Grete has towards Gregor after seeing him as this “monstorous vermin‚” emphasizing his fate later in the novelette‚ using

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    Bailey St. Germain St. Germain Tonya Morris 4/5th block 7 November‚ 2014 Dehumanization and Alienation For generations society has been separating and categorizing mankind into stereotypes. Everyone and anyone on earth has been placed within a prospective category. If not by race‚ then appearance‚ income‚ or by social standing. Although sometimes mankind takes these separations

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    abusive and had a violent temper‚ much like Mr. Samsa in Kafka’s own “The Metamorphosis.” In his own letter to his father‚ Kafka writes “Your extremely effective rhetorical methods in bringing me up‚ which never failed to work with me‚ were: abuse‚ threats‚ irony‚ spiteful laughter‚ and—oddly enough—self-pity” (Kafka). This new insight shows how “The Metamorphosis” is a reflection of Kafka’s own painful relationship with his own father. Gregor Samsa is a meek man‚ who is solely charged with keeping

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    In Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis‚ there are significant actions and transformations which make the story sad‚ and strange with a happy ending. For Gregor Samsa‚ reality does not change‚ even when it seems it must. Kafka’s choice of a cockroach was said to be random and unintentional; however‚ the fact that the author selected the lowest and most hated of insects‚ portrayed as dirty‚ disease-ridden‚ and gruesome‚ is very symbolic. By turning Gregor into a cockroach rather than another creature‚

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    but she would go by Grete Denner. Every aspect of Edith’s life would revolve around securing her identity‚ essentially surviving. For example‚ her first move was to Munich‚ Germany‚ where she began to work at the Red Cross as a nurse. Edith chose this particular place because she would receive food rations there‚ where as everyone else received them from the Rations Office‚ which required a national identity card; Grete did not have one. Even though no one could tell that Grete was actually Edith

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    income‚ and they started to decline. However‚ keeping Gregor in the house meant the family couldn’t move to a cheaper home‚ seeing as they had no way to transport Gregor. Gregor’s father‚ his mother‚ and Grete all had to take on jobs and rent out Grete’s room to make enough money to stay stable. Grete was forced to clean Gregor’s room and feed him‚ as no one else would even try. Gregor might have even had a choice in being an insect or not. He could’ve made a mistake that caused the transformation.

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    In James Joyce’s “Araby” and Flannery O’Conner’s “A Good Man Is Hard To Find” both authors direct the reader’s attention to a key moment of insight or discovery by building the readers expectations throughout the story and then surprising the reader with an ending where the main character contradicts the readers built expectations‚ thus highlighting the epiphany. Joyce directs the reader through the uses of setting and narration while O’Conner heavily uses dialogue. In Araby‚ the opening scene

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    In most works of fiction‚ conflict is used to create a story. In Kafka’s The Metamorphosis the major conflict is the financial stability of the family. For the five years before the story‚ Gregor was responsible for bringing in the money required to support the family. This was the main focus for Gregor so‚ when Gregor lost the ability to work‚ the responsibility was shifted to the rest of the family. This struggle for the family to make money is the main conflict of the story. The main conflict

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    Kafka uses Gregory‚ Grete‚ and their parents to show varying degrees of transformation. We see several occurrences of transformation in today’s society through nature‚ people‚ and money. The most prominent occasion of transformation that we see in The Metamorphosis is Gregory’s change from a regular young boy to a creepy creature. He wakes up realizing that he is a new species‚ and has to adjust to his new life. Gregory’s transformation also causes for a new training of how to maneuver on a daily

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