Scribd Logo

Lingua

Carica

Benvenuto in Scribd!

Goditi milioni di eBook, audiolibri, riviste e tanto altro ancora con una prova gratuita

Solo $11.99/mese al termine del periodo di prova. Cancella quando vuoi.

Il processo
Il processo
Il processo
E-book215 pagine

Il processo

Di Franz Kafka

4/5

()

Passa all'audiolibro
Leggi anteprima

Info su questo ebook

QUESTO LIBRO È A LAYOUT FISSO.

Pubblicato nel 1925, Il processo è considerato un capolavoro assoluto per la straordinaria capacità di Kafka di analizzare la psicologia di coloro che, innocenti, si trovano erroneamente coinvolti in un procedimento giudiziario.
La storia assurda e surreale di come il giovane protagonista, Josef K., un semplice procuratore bancario, viene arrestato senza poter conoscere l’imputazione a proprio carico. Impossibilitato a dimostrare la propria estraneità ai fatti K., arriva a convincersi di essere veramente colpevole.L’eterna e universale trappola che attanaglia il genere umano, un romanzo misterioso, enigmatico, beffardo che inevitabilmente suscita nel lettore un profondo turbamento.

In questo affresco inquietante, Kafka descrive problematiche tristemente attuali: l’alienazione e il conseguente annichilimento dell’individuo, di fronte ai contorti meccanismi della burocrazia.

Franz Kafka (Praga 1883 – Kierling 1924). Tra le sue opere: La metamorfosi, Il castello, America.
LinguaItaliano
EditoreEdizioni Clandestine
Data di uscita31 dic 2015
ISBN9788865960783
Leggi anteprima
Autore

Franz Kafka

Franz Kafka was born to Jewish parents in Bohemia in 1883. Kafka’s father was a luxury goods retailer who worked long hours and as a result never became close with his son. Kafka’s relationship with his father greatly influenced his later writing and directly informed his Brief an den Vater (Letter to His Father). Kafka had a thorough education and was fluent in both German and Czech. As a young man, he was hired to work at an insurance company where he was quickly promoted despite his desire to devote his time to writing rather than insurance. Over the course of his life, Kafka wrote a great number of stories, letters, and essays, but burned the majority of his work before his death and requested that his friend Max Brod burn the rest. Brod, however, did not fulfill this request and published many of the works in the years following Kafka’s death of tuberculosis in 1924. Thus, most of Kafka’s works were published posthumously, and he did not live to see them recognized as some of the most important examples of literature of the twentieth century. Kafka’s works are considered among the most significant pieces of existentialist writing, and he is remembered for his poignant depictions of internal conflicts with alienation and oppression. Some of Kafka’s most famous works include The Metamorphosis, The Trial and The Castle.

Correlato a Il processo

Ebook correlati

Episodi di podcast correlati

Articoli correlati

  • Articolo

    Cuore, Cervello E INGRANAGGI

    1 gen 1970

    Cuore, Cervello E INGRANAGGI
    1 min. di lettura

  • Articolo

    I Raccontastorie Di Oxford

    1 gen 1970

    I Raccontastorie Di Oxford
    3 min. di lettura

  • Articolo

    Liriche Incantate

    1 gen 1970

    Magia e poesia (Graphe.it edizioni, Perugia 2022) è un saggio di Carlo Lapucci che introduce nel mondo della poesia e della magia e, inevitabilmente, nel potere evocativo e creativo del linguaggio, partendo dai primi maghi, filosofie sapienti, fino a

    1 min. di lettura

  • Articolo

    Lo Sguardo Transnazionale Del Romanzo Afroamericano

    1 gen 1970

    IL TRANSNAZIONALISMO è la categoria che dagli inizi del Novecento, un secolo attraversato da conflitti mondiali, fenomeni migratori e diaspore, rappresenta la principale chiave di lettura per analizzare i legami socio-culturali che ogni popolo migran

    4 min. di lettura

  • Articolo

    Le Età Dell’amore

    1 gen 1970

    Le Età Dell’amore
    1 min. di lettura

  • Articolo

    Il Tesoro Del Trinity College

    1 gen 1970

    Il Tesoro Del Trinity College
    4 min. di lettura

  • Articolo

    The Batman

    1 gen 1970

    Ricordate Robert Pattinson, l’attore londinese che interpretò l’affascinante vampiro Edward Cullen nella saga Twilight, nata dalla fervida fantasia della scrittrice statunitense Stephenie Meyer? Bene, ora lo sceneggiatore e regista americano Matt Ree

    2 min. di lettura

Categorie correlate

Recensioni su Il processo

4/5

4.064 valutazioni92 recensioni

Cosa ne pensi?

Tocca per valutare

La recensione deve contenere almeno 10 parole

  • 3/5
    My second Kafka, and I am now pretty sure he is indeed not my cup of tea. I think the ideas in his works are interesting, the surrealism/absurdity is something I enjoy at other times and it does work, but somehow I just find it quite tedious to read in Kafka. The story-lines intrigue me, but getting through them takes effort. I think he's worth reading, but at the same time I hesitate to recommend him.
  • 2/5
    Well, I read it. A very strange story. I found it hard to care about K and his problems.
  • 3/5
    First thing.. this book was unfinished and published after his death, and it reads that way. I can't imagine this is what Kafka would have wanted the world to read. But here we are. The only thing I would like to add to what has been written already is that our protagonist K's behavior is rarely mentioned. He's an idiot. The system he is in is oppressive and capricious but his own behavior is inexplicable and frustrating. I can appreciate this book for its historical context in literature but it's not a "good read".
  • 2/5
    I started reading this aaaages ago, and finally finished it by skimming through. I don't know what it is -- maybe the translation, maybe just Kafka's style -- but I found it more infuriating and frustrating than anything. I enjoyed the dark humour, but I don't think this style of completely absurd situation is for me, and I couldn't judge on the quality of Kafka's writing from this translation. Maybe if, someday, I learn German...

    It probably doesn't help that I'm in bed recovering from food poisoning, so perhaps you should take my opinion with a pinch of salt. Still, however important it is in a literary sense, I can't say I enjoyed it.
  • 4/5
    Kafka writes in such simple German, yet he uses the language in subtle ways. For those who can, you should definitely read the German version.
  • 4/5
    As the Trial is somewhat of a classic, I really don't have much to add. Overall I really liked the book and its sense of paranoia and futility in the face of bureaucracy. If you are familiar at all with Kafka, you'll neither be surprised nor disappointed.
  • 1/5
    I hated this book. I know it's all meaningful and symbolic, but I hated the main character so much that I didn't care what happened to him! I kept dragging my feet on finishing this book and had to force myself to finish. Well, I'm done. Glad that's over.
  • 4/5
    Good book, very well-written. The style of composition sterile, the story twisting and elaborating, the air suffocating, which serves the point well. Kafka is still beyond my grasp though =.= he makes me fall asleep.
  • 5/5
    Kafka's clever take on complex beauracracy is a fascinating if challenging read. Waiting to have the crime he is accused of revealed as we read is in itself a ploy that leads to the reader experiencing a small measure of the ever increasing frustration and bewilderment that the character is experiencing. My first read of a Kafka novel, and now a confirmed fan.
  • 3/5
    There was something about this book that kept me from connecting with it in an emotional way, perhaps if this is a life experience that you can relate to on a personal level this story would quickly entice you, if not there is no real structural criticism to novel that is overtly distracting. Yet I found myself wandering and wondering subconsciously if there were allusions or aphorisms that i was not privilege too. This is still an excellent read, don't over think it.