He Thought His Life Was a Mistake
Автор: Untold, Retold
Загружено: 2026-01-07
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Franz Kafka didn’t believe life was unfair.
He believed existence itself came with guilt.
He wrote about trials without charges, rules without explanations, and a constant sense that something was wrong — even when nothing happened.
This isn’t fiction.
It’s what living inside his mind felt like.
00:00 START
01:26 WHO HE WAS
02:55 THE WORLD HE LIVED IN
03:45 HIS CORE WORK
06:21 WHY HE MATTERED
06:55 INFLUENCE ON TODAY
08:01 WHY YOU SHOULD CARE
📚 Sources
Primary Works by Franz Kafka
• Kafka, F. The Trial (1925, posthumous)
• Kafka, F. The Metamorphosis (1915)
• Kafka, F. The Castle (1926, posthumous)
• Kafka, F. Letters to His Father
Secondary & Scholarly Sources
• Stach, R. Kafka: The Decisive Years (Princeton University Press)
• Robertson, R. Kafka: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford University Press)
• Camus, A. The Myth of Sisyphus (Kafka analysis sections)
• Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy — “Franz Kafka”
• Encyclopaedia Britannica — “Franz Kafka”
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