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Letter to His Father
language: english
Publisher:
Flying Umbrella, January of 2026 ‧
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SYNOPSIS
In Letter to His Father, we follow Franz Kafka’s introspective and unflinching address to Hermann Kafka, his father, as he attempts to articulate the roots of their fractured relationship. Through this deeply personal and confessional text, Kafka revisits his childhood, examining the fear, guilt, and sense of inadequacy shaped by his father’s overwhelming authority.
It is through this raw and reflective act of self-examination that the author explores the oppressive nature of power, the fragility of personal identity, and the lasting psychological consequences of a troubled paternal bond.
It is through this raw and reflective act of self-examination that the author explores the oppressive nature of power, the fragility of personal identity, and the lasting psychological consequences of a troubled paternal bond.
DETAILS
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| ISBN: | 9789899306899 |
| Publisher: | Flying Umbrella |
| Release Date: | January of 2026 |
| Language: | English |
| Dimensions: | 143 x 214 x 5 mm |
| Cover: | Softcover |
| Pages: | 74 |
| Format: | Book |
| Categories: |
Books in English
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Fiction
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Epistles and Letters
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| EAN: | 9789899306899 |
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Franz Kafka
Franz Kafka nasceu em 1883, em Praga, no seio de uma família da pequena burguesia judia de expressão alemã. Começou a escrever os seus primeiros textos em 1904. Em 1906, terminou os seus estudos universitários, doutorando-se em Direito. Em vida, publicou apenas sete pequenos livros e alguns textos em revistas. De entre estes livrinhos e textos, destaca-se A Metamorfose, que veio a lume em 1915. Esta pequena novela viria a afirmar-se como uma das suas obras de referência. A 3 de junho de 1924, não resistindo à tuberculose diagnosticada em 1917, morre em Kierling, a poucos quilómetros de Viena, deixando três romances fragmentários, que seriam publicados postumamente pelo seu amigo e testamenteiro Max Brod: O Processo (1925), O Castelo (1926) e América (1927), a que se seguiram volumes com contos, cartas e diários. A sua obra, centrada no homem solitário moderno, refém de uma vida absurda, tornar-se-ia uma das mais influentes do mundo literário do século xx.
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