Franz Kafka and Ismail Kadare

Franz Kafka and Ismail Cadare are the most modern luxury two storytellers. Franz · Kafka wrote a short story of "transformation", Ismail Kadar wrote a novel "Broken · April." In both stories, the author depicts a sad, dark feeling. (From metamorphosis) Gregor and Gjorg (from Broken · April), actually between similar features. The similarities are solitary loneliness, and their father statues. Nevertheless, both are big stories in his spare time.

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Franz Kafka and Ismail Cadare are the most modern luxury two storytellers. Franz · Kafka wrote a short story of "transformation", Ismail Kadar wrote a novel "Broken · April." In both stories, the author depicts a sad, dark feeling. (From metamorphosis) Gregor and Gjorg (from Broken · April), actually between similar features. The similarities are solitary loneliness, and their father statues. But

Franz Kafka is not a Jew; Franz Kafka is not a Czech, and Franz Kafka shows himself through his own view of life and the reality he creates. The family of Kafka is a prosperous middle-class family with economic struggers who accept the German Jewish circle of Prague and try to integrate language and Jewish culture. In a traditional way he remembers, Kafka was born in a Czech family in the middle class of Prague; through his literary work his most memorable of his personal alienation of culture and family identity Reflection. Because he rejected the Jewish tradition, Kafka also tried to identify it from the perspective of economic position and national representation.