See-Through Society

Introduction The government like to think that it is under control. Especially during the critical times, I am trying to draw pictures ahead of the enemy. In particular, since the 9/11 case, Western governments reaffirm the commitment to oversee the behavior, conversation, and keystrokes of people who suspect threats to national security. One of the most prominent examples is the Total (later renamed Terrorism) Information Recognition (TIA) program of the US government created by DARPA.

"Imagine a real reason, I can see alternatives to our current way of life, and I can see other ways of being through our terrible society and its obsessive techniques They are living in capitalism and the power seems inevitable The same applies to the sacred right of the king.Resistance and change usually begin with art and often our art - the art of the writer It appears in. "

In this wonderful story, author Franz Kafka uses metamorphosis to explain how he sees society. Throughout the story, he saw society through Gregor's eyes. Kafka describes that society is easy to change and narrow. The purpose of this story is told at a deeper level as well as all wonderful stories. The purpose of "transformation" is to show people the gradual change. Gregor is slowly becoming a monster due to his work and family circumstances. Because of the living environment, people change over time. As in the case of Gregor, one morning change can be made gradually until it happens to recognize who you are. After someone accepted what he was supposed, he and his family had to deal with it. The rest of the story represents the human life after this turning point.

In Kafka 's complex society, his society must be regarded as an extension of Gregor. Firstly we need to investigate the meaning of Gregor's name in German and derive it into English. The name Gregor is closely related to "Grealis". It refers to a social and happy way of thinking. Gregor is seen as a representative of socialization, "travel salesman" is. However, Gregor is "a man who has ever seen a newcomer but never forms an intimate friendship" (118). Becoming a traveling salesman, Gregor must be friendly, but happiness in anticipation of his future seems to be just a strategy to keep his painful work. Because his boss is in debt, Gregor is only in this industry. It seems that Gregor is trapped in life and "I can not completely remove it" (119). Gregor appears to be isolated, but it is simply a profitable person and seems to be unable to live a free life.