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    of view‚ thus‚ depicting Gregor’s thoughts‚ actions and emotions in a descriptive tone‚ allowing the reader to make his or her own assumption of his situation. Kafka begins his characterization by describing Gregor’s job and its importance to the Samsa family. Gregor is portrayed as a responsible figure of authority and the sole provider for his family. When Gregor undergoes the metamorphosis‚ he no longer has the ability to work and becomes a burden to his family. As the story progresses‚ the

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    The Struggling Life of Two Men Franz Kafka and Gregor Samsa’s lives are in countless ways the same especially with their fathers. Franz’s father was named Herman‚ who triumph in his business of clothing; slightly resembling Gregor’s father’s named Herr‚ who failed in developing an increasing business. Herman was actually disappointed in his son’s dream of being a writer; unlike Herr that was very proud to have his son in a well situated job. Both of the fathers were impatient and both decided

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    Analyzing the plight of Gregor Samsa with Literary Theories: Biographical‚ Marxist‚ and Deconstruction One of the great novella’s of the twentieth century‚ Franz Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis” demonstrates the plight of our protagonist Gregor Samsa and his transformation into a beetle and his response to such adversity. As a traveling salesman‚ Gregor must work not only to support himself but the rest of family as well. To understand the density of the novella we must employ the use of literary

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    In Franz Kafka’s short story‚ “The Metamorphosis”‚ the main character‚ Gregor Samsa‚ is alienated by his family because he has turned into a monstrous verminous bug. Because of this‚ he is looked at differently by his family and considered not “one of their own.” Thus making this evident to the reader that Gregor’s alienation is caused by the family’s lack of empathy towards his situation. When Gregor Samsa woke up one morning‚ he dreamed that he had turned into a verminous bug. Later as that

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    Breaking Down "The Metamorphosis" Franz Kafka’s beginning of his novel‚ "The Metamorphosis‚" begins with what would seem a climactic moment: "As Gregor Samsa awoke one morning from uneasy dreams he found himself transformed in his bed into a gigantic insect." From this point on‚ the reader is determined to make sense of this transformation. However‚ the reader later comes to realize that Gregor is actually not an insect‚ but this metamorphosis into a vermin was purely symbolic. It symbolizes

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    in room so he can move more freely in it. However‚ Gregor still has a need to have human belongings in his room. The picture of the woman in the furs‚ for example‚ has significance for Gregor because it reminded him of his former life. His sister Grete‚ is the only one who seems to get close to him‚ even though there is at least in the first two parts of the story‚ sympathy for Gregor from his mother and sister. Gregor’s father was unkind man who seemed primarily concerned with finances‚ even from

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    than human to fill itself with pride‚ no matter if the "insect" is innocent‚ or in the "Metamorphosis" case‚ the once entire support of the family who sacrificed his dreams for them. In the first part of the "Metamorphosis"‚ Gregor Samsa awakes from troubled dreams and finds himself transformed into a "monstrous insect." (Kafka 337). As he tries to find a way to fall back to sleep in the chance of waking up again he will revert to his normal self‚ he ponders upon the nuisances of his

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    relationship. In the first chapter Gregor’s sister‚ Grete‚ was the only one who cared about him‚ and took care of him‚ however as time goes by‚ her interest towards Gregor is fading away. Because of the lack of care‚ Gregor starts behaving more like an insect and starts getting used to his new body. "Gregor had become much calmer"‚(Kafka‚13). As the family becomes more obnoxious‚ his humanity is fading away more and more every day. His Mother and Grete takes out the furniture from his room so he has

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    explain it to myself.” ― Franz Kafka. The story “The metamorphosis” by Franz Kafka is a short story that contains a far deeper meaning about society‚ internal conflict‚ and human behavior. To begin with‚ metamorphosis is about a young man named Gregor Samsa that leads an average life but took a drastic turn one morning when he man discovers he has shifted to a beetle. Throughout the novel‚ Gregory’s and his family struggle for months financially and emotionally due to his shift. Sadly‚ Gregory’s shift

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    DIFFERENT IDEAS ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORK AND IDENTITY PRESENTED IN STORY METAMORPHOSIS Work is an important theme in ‘Metamorphosis’ where the identity of almost every character (except‚ maybe‚ the lodgers) being defined significantly by what they do. What are the different ideas about the relationship between work and identity presented in this story? Does the story finally appear to have one coherent ideology of the workidentity relationship‚ or is it explored as an open-ended theme

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