Ricardo SemlerBusinessman · Semco Partners, author of Turning the Tables
”There’s one which is wonderful is a collection of parables, and there’s a set of parables.”
Parables and paradoxes.
Franz Kafka · 1961 · 120 pages
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About the book
A posthumous collection of fragmentary writings by Franz Kafka, gathering aphorisms, brief parables, and philosophical reflections. These short narratives distill the existential anguish and absurdity that characterize Kafka's work, offering glimpses of his thought through concentrated and enigmatic forms.
An intimate portrait of the author's mental universe, revealing his view on law, bureaucracy, guilt, and the human condition.
Book details
| Author | Franz Kafka |
|---|---|
| Original title | Parables and Paradoxes |
| Year of publication | 1961 |
| Pages | 120 |
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