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    In Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis‚ the main character‚ Gregor Samsa‚ experiences an alienation from his family‚ his job‚ and the society he lives in. Gregor is seen in his family’s eyes as the main breadwinner‚ but they also treat him as a workhorse. Feeling worthless‚ he eventually turns into a bug and is shunned into his room. Employing the styles of Modernism in his novel‚ Kafka uses Gregor’s transformation into a bug as a means of manifesting Gregor’s psychological condition. Modernism

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    Plague’s allegorical and metaphysical narrative. Like most human observations‚ we notice the the obvious first‚ before we pull and prod at the exterior to reveal something more ambiguous and at the same time‚ something rather apparent. In the novel‚ Camus‚ “[juxtaposes] […] the symbolical and the realistic‚” creating a polygonal register where the connotative qualities can be discovered when taking into consideration Camus’s style of narration and metaphorical language (Picon‚ 147). Camus’s novel consists

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    Franz Kafka’s talent for existentialist writing can be captured in his story The Metamorphosis. The main character’s physical metamorphosis and ensuing social transformation represents many important facets of existentialist ideology. His character‚ Gregor‚ has built his life experience through choices; Gregor is thrust into an absurd situation‚ representing the absurdity of the world; and (add another theme). The Metamorphosis is a prime example of existentialist philosophy. Gregor’s choices controlled

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    The psychoanalytical work of The metamorphosis By Franz kafka Done by Tania Al-abdallah Student No.201020155 The metamorphosis by Franz Kafka is a short story that is filled with a lot of ideas to analyze and criticize‚ and that could be looked at from a lot of point of views. The story is about a man named Gregor Samsa‚ who works as a salesman in order to support his parents and his sister‚ also to pay off his father’s

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    Existentialism is a philosophy of existence that asks what the nature of human existence is. Albert Camus’ The Stranger is an existentialist novel because it represents three main ideas in the philosophy of existentialism: absurdity‚ death‚ and emotions. Absurdity according to an existentialist means life has no meaning or ultimate purpose‚ humans need to make sense and have purpose. Throughout The Stranger Meursault experiences many absurd act‚ for instance “Gentleman of the jury‚ the day after

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    The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka incited many interpretations of the possible meanings from my classmates. We were able to analyze the small pieces of information that were disregarded from our previous conversations‚ and we discovered new ideas involving the role of mental health in the characterization of Gregor. This character is associated with the term of alienation because he was often alone and isolated from the rest of the world as a human and as a vermin. These traits led me to believe that

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    The Guest by Albert Camus highlights several golden principles of life. For every action there is an opposite or equal reaction. Throughout the story‚ each character has a choice to make that will affect the well-being of others. The freedom of choice is shown through the conflict of the three characters—Daru‚ Balducci‚ and the Arab. Daru has a choice to allow the Arab to choose for himself‚ Balducci has a choice that could result in the loss of employment‚ and the Arab has a choice that may benefit

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    “The Guest” explains the different ideals among different people‚ how a man’s morals could forgive or execute another man and his actions. Albert Camus depicts intriguing characteristics through his work of Daru and the Arab uncommon encounter. “The Guest” is a short story that expresses Camus’s attempt to convey the true isolation any human can feel at heart through a sense of absurdity and distress of his characters morals and how someone may truly be guilty of murder or of their own conscience

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    The Metamorphosis (German: Die Verwandlung) is a novel written by Franz Kafka that was published in 1915. This novel is considered as one of the splendid works of literature of 20th century. The main character of the story is Gregor Samsa who was a travelling agent. One day‚ when he woke up in his bed‚ he found that he was transformed into a giant and ugly bug--an incredibly disgusting cockroach--to be precise. The cause of his transformation is never revealed in the novel. The whole novel revolves

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    Vivianna Orsini Eng.298 Prof. Stevens “The tragedy of never finding food that you like” An analysis of A Hunger Artist By Franz Kafka Most people might have trouble seeing fasting as an art form. Fasting is commonly seen as a way to show devotion to God. Often art can be a way to share our suffering with the world. The hunger artist is no different. The virtuosity of the hunger artist was his devotion to God and bringing his audience closer to God by making them suffer

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