Tag: Letter to His Father
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Kafka’s Undelivered Emotions: Fear, Shame, Hunger, and the Father’s Shadow
Franz Kafka’s writing is often called “Kafkaesque,” but behind the courts, castles, insects, cages, and impossible authorities lies a deeply emotional world. His works hide fear, shame, longing, guilt, tenderness, and the painful desire to be understood—nowhere more clearly than in his undelivered Letter to His Father.