Metamorphosis (Lydbog CD)

Metamorphosis af Franz Kafka, Martin Jarvis, ISBN 9789626342862

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Forfatter: Franz Kafka & Martin Jarvis

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Beskrivelser af Metamorphosis

Forlagets beskrivelse: "Metamorphosis" is Kafka's most famous story. In it he explores the notions of alienation and human loneliness by means of his extraordinary narrative techniques and depth of imagination. 2 Audio CDs 110 min.
Bibliotekernes beskrivelse: Gregor Samsa, a seemingly typical man, wakes up one morning to discover he has been transformed into a gigantic insect. Frustrated and depressed about his physical alteration - and his family's rejection - Samsa's plight is filled with underlying meaning. This important literary work, written against the backdrop of increasing turmoil in central Europe, remains not just an extraordinary tale of imagination, but also a disturbing allegory.