/lit/ - Literature

>>12866638
his arguments are pretty clear. you should just read the book. i try to read the perspectives that oppose my own. that's how i am so certain im an atheist. can we please get this CIRCULAR DISCUSSION off of /lit? there's a thread every fucking day with the same talking points. every day. exactly the same thread. FUCK YOU

>>12852297
please stop posting this shit to this board

Maybe I was imagining thing or it just felt like that because it is so easily applicable, but weren't there a big theme of identity in the book? Our two main characters have a relation with the world they live in that is broken in different ways, and there is a certain "otherness" to both of them. Kafka didn't really have any real character traits to me, and nagata lost his adult mind and by extension his identity.

Nagata's trucker-bro ended up becoming a different person after his journey with Nagata.

Kafka seems to struggle with who he is, and tries to figure out who his lost family members are.

>>6710785