The other text that had moved, moved to tears, it was the "Letter to Father" movie in which Kafka describes the contentious relationship he had with his father, and the inability to communicate, lack of confidence and sense of void that resulted. This text produced a strange effect on her: he gave him a great feeling, but at the same time, its brevity, its stylistic simplicity the induced to think that everyone, herself thus, could have written it. Not for a moment did not come to his mind the idea that his emotion was just produced by the purity of the style of Kafka, that the power of this text was served by its elemental form, his extraordinary lucidity.
Difficult to have an opinion without itself read this text. So I am interested in reading, especially since I might find it interesting food for thought about my own lack of confidence and sense of nullity. This is great, this short text (58 pages) is freely movie available on the Internet, for example in Free and Ebooks. We learn elsewhere on this site:
This written by Kafka aged 36 in November 1919 letter to his father, was never sent. It was published in full in 1953 and translated into French the same year. According to the author, there is a "lawyer's letter" with "tricks of counsel" in which he tries to evoke that "internal conspiracy" against him and the impossibility of a serene report with a father "castrating" movie the tyrannical temperament who practiced education irony. This entry was posted in What the characters read by Michel and tagged Kafka, Philippe Vilain. Put Bookmark the permalink.
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