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Author: Franz Kafka

Max Brod, a close friend of Franz Kafka, considered "Letter to His Father" (1919) to be a literary work. It is a text that is deeply personal and was truly addressed to the author's father - without...

Max Brod, a close friend of Franz Kafka, considered "Letter to His Father" (1919) to be a literary work. It is a text that is deeply personal and was truly addressed to the author's father - without ever being delivered. The value of "Letter to His Father" lies in its universality, as it surpasses the boundaries of the author's tragic life. If the reader...

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  • Pages Pages 107
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Translation Translation Phaedon Kalamara
  • Publisher Publisher Nefeli
Genre: Classical Literature
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Max Brod, a close friend of Franz Kafka, considered "Letter to His Father" (1919) to be a literary work. It is a text that is deeply personal and was truly addressed to the author's father - without ever being delivered. The value of "Letter to His Father" lies in its universality, as it surpasses the boundaries of the author's tragic life. If the reader explores, they will find that the text directly concerns them and at the same time serves as a key to understanding Kafka's work. Sociologists, psychoanalysts, theologians found in this letter the nourishment they were seeking. The reader, without ignoring them and respecting Kafka's drama, must surpass them and confront the Terrible Unknown.

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Author
Franz Kafka
Publisher
Nefeli
Publishers
Nefeli
Skroutz Book Awards 2026
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Type
Classic Literature
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
107
Publication Date
1996
Dimensions
17x12 cm
ISBN-13
9789602115343

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