The Atlantic·5 min read·medium

Two Unexpectedly Hilarious Kafka Stories

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Boris Kachka
Two Unexpectedly Hilarious Kafka Stories
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This article explores the use of animal narrators in literature, contrasting contemporary works that emphasize animal innocence with Franz Kafka’s stories that depict animals with human-like hubris. It highlights how fiction allows authors to project human qualities onto non-human subjects.

The animal narrators in these works teach us something funny about human beings.

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