/lit/ - Literature

>>12987740
INFP
The Trial

>lmao just go to the castle brah

try it

this qt

Why have so many notable men struggled so fundamentally with women?
I got a book with a collection of (love) letters and there are letters from nietzsche, kafka, kierkegaard, rilke, tucholsky, schiller, goethe, rousseau, dickens, hugo, fontane, heine, etc

The absolute worst being nietzsche and kafka.


Honestly, it is painfull to read. The autism is screaming. It was no wonder they failed with women. How can they be so genius in reading humans and so unable to interact with females?

Best books about the subject of autism?

Unsure if pic related

>>8973754

Why is Kafka one of the greatest literary minds of the 20th Century?

>AND THEN HE TURNS INTO A COCKROACH HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>The dark road was the hardest part; the bright lights at the airport in Florence made it easier, as did the chance to brush my teeth and change into clean clothes; Alice bought Edward new clothes, too, and he left the dark cloak on a pile of trash in an alley. When on the eve of glory, whilst brooding over the prospects of a bright and happy future, whilst meditating upon the risky right of justice, there we remain, wanderers on the cloudy surface of mental woe, disappointment and danger, inhabitants of the grim sphere of anticipated imagery, partakers of the poisonous dregs of concocted injustice. Yet such is life.

And people like this guy?

Why has nobody successfully imitated Kafka?

What made him so unique?

I refuse to read Kafka until I'm fluent in German.

Undisputed best coming through

Was he autistic?

"The sole visible and indubiatable law that is imposed upon us is the nobility, and must we ourselves deprive ourselves of that one law?"

What does Kafka mean with this statement? Link to the story below. It is umbrella'd into Kafka's paradox stories, but this story seems to be only a paradox by coincidence with its accurate commentary on social progress.

http://zork.net/~patty/pattyland/kafka/parables/laws.htm