Description
Written as an intense and deeply personal letter, this work examines a son’s troubled relationship with his powerful, intimidating father. Through candid reflection, it explores childhood memory, authority, guilt, emotional distance, and the longing for understanding within a family. Combining psychological insight with Kafka’s characteristically precise and unsettling prose, it stands as a compelling document of self-examination and one of the most revealing works associated with modernist literature.
Available Editions
ebook
Penguin Clássicos
Published Jan 1, 2024
152 pages
ISBN: 9789895832071
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Details
First Published
1952
Language
por
Translation
Original: Brief an den Vater
From: deu
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Letter to His Father by Franz Kafka.