Case

Tanil Bora translation,
Foreword by Ronald Gray
Afterword by Eliseo Vivas,
With author and period chronology,
With images from the book.

While Kafka's works, especially The Trial, The Metamorphosis and The Castle, opened a unique door of inspiration in modern literature, they also created a unique concept called "Kafkaesque". A pointless lawsuit is filed against a humble bank officer out of the blue. While the young man tries to understand the secret of the court, which seems inaccessible as well as not understanding how it works, he will enter into strange relationships and gradually sink into the vortex of doubts and doubts. The novel is a truly dark masterpiece of black humor, with its atmosphere that turns people into mice wandering helplessly in the maze. This atmosphere has been interpreted as a terrifying representation of bureaucratic absurdity and authoritarian regimes. In any case, The Trial is one of the novels that left its mark on the era. For a hundred years, many great writers all over the world have been dealing with the themes of the Cause in their works, so to speak, talking with the Cause. "The manifestation and perhaps the greatness of this work lies in the fact that it reveals everything and confirms nothing."
-Albert Camus-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 278

Year of Printing: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 278

First Print Year: 2015

Language Turkish