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The Trial by Kafka in Everyman's Library Imprint
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The Trial by Franz Kafka follows Josef K., who is arrested without cause and trapped in a nightmarish legal system. A modernist classic exploring power, guilt, and the absurdity of justice.
Hardcover
344 pages
The Trial by Kafka in Everyman's Library Imprint
Imagine being Josef K., suddenly arrested without explanation, thrown into a legal system where you're guilty by default, and you don't know how to answer anything simply because you’re not...
Kafka, the master of nightmares and existential dread, who the word "Kafkaesque" was coined after, by scholars and fans alike to capture the unique atmosphere of his writing. In his book, “The Trial” he portrays the absurdity of justice and the suffocating grip of bureaucracy, and chaos that sometimes comes along with it.
This book is an acknowledged masterpiece of literature and psychological depth. Institutions like The New York Times attest to its enduring legacy; The Trial remains disturbingly relevant.
This is a classic that every lover of philosophical fiction reads. It will challenge and linger in your consciousness for years. and might change your perspective on many things.
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