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The Metamorphosis à la Franz Kafka

The Metamorphosis à la Franz Kafka

[Last Update: September 15th, 2021]

The trueness of a story is always only that what the audience believe. (Quote by Hermann Hesse)

Another way to interpret this quotation: Sometimes people see only what they want to see and not that what they really see. What is the truth now about a story, what the listener wants to believe or is there a truth above all – the absolute truth – think about this! 

Addendum: 09:35 Wednesday, September 15th, 2021

I just happened to see the documentary “Das Abenteuer der Manuskripte (3v4) – Der Vertrauensbruch hinter Kafkas ‘Der Prozess’” on Arte‘s YouTube channel.

What I personally found interesting is that the only document from Kafka, which is kept in Germany, more precisely, in the Marbach literature archive, according to this documentation film is, his work with the title “The Trial” which is also unfinished, and the description that Kafka does not understand the world “that is the humanity“. Perhaps this was the view of the divine 😉.

At the moment, or for several years now, I am also doing the trial against humanity in Germany. It is also called "The Day of Judgment".

What I also found interesting is the number 161, which is mentioned in one of the articles in the FAZ “Kafkas ‘Prozess’ in Marbach: Unergründliche Ordnung“.

My first post, understanding the new world

My first post, understanding the new world

[Last Update: 15th July 2017]

This web presence is primarily to keep my thoughts written down. It is public, but still private. The impulses of my thoughts have different goals or in other words they have different motives – I’ll try to channeling them.

For current reason, I would like to keep a sentence without going philosophically into the depths:

  • Distraction is one of the political tactic, to conceal people (the mankind / …) from the real problem

Last but not least, some nice quotations from eminent personalities:

  • Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.
    (Benjamin Franklin)
  • The truth in a story of a history is always what the listener believes.
    (Hermann Hesse)