The Analysis Of The Novel "the Metamorphoses " Written By Franz Kafka

TITLE:” The Metamorphoses”AUTHOR:Franz KafkaTYPE: NovelLITERARY GENRE: ExistentialismLIFE OF AUTHOR: Franz Kafka was born on July 3 1883 in Prague, Austria-Hungary, today the Czech Republic, in a bourgeois family. His parents Herman Kafka and Julia had six children. After his two older brothers died young, Franz remained the eldest brother of three sisters. Franz spent a lonely childhood as his parents spent most of their time in business. He was a shy and closed child. His father's behavior towards him also influenced the formation of his character. Only little sister Ottla understood him. Kafka was Jewish, but his family, located in a non-Jewish environment, denied this origin. Franz met Max Brondin and together they participated in the social revolutionary youth group. Kafka had a complex personality. He never married, although he loved several women, but the Polish teacher Dora Diamanti, who loved him more than all, stayed by his side in the Vienna senate, where he died of tuberculosis in 1924.SUMMARY: CAPTER 1: At the beginning of the novel, we are introduced to the main character, Gregor Samsa, who