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Investigations of a Dog - Red Cat Classics Book Description Kafka, who expresses man's fears and anxieties, loneliness, lack of communication with his environment and alienation from himself in his works, expresses this through a dog in his story titled Investigations of a Dog. In his story, which he wrote two years before his death, Kafka questions "life" and important facts, from art to nutrition, through the eyes of a dog who has become alienated from real dogs and their lives because he has been under the influence of people for a long time. "How much longer can you bear the fact that, as your investigations are making more and more clear, the dog world is, and always will be, condemned to silence? How much longer can you bear that? That is the real great question of my life, before which all the other little questions sink into insignificance; only to me "This question is being asked, it doesn't concern anyone else." (From the Promotional Bulletin)