Letter to Father - Hardcover

"You can see Kafka's oedipal problems in almost all the texts he wrote, but never like in this letter. One might think that, let alone reaching its owner, he could not pick up the letter again because of the terrible fear he felt for his father after writing the letter, but still, the biggest thing Kafka did against his father in his life was This is an attack. Kafka did not seek a solution to the dilemma of admiration and hatred for his father, and did not even dare to seek a solution. This lack of courage was reflected in every aspect of his life, and as a result, he could not complete any work, including the act of writing, with the belief that he was a weak person. Together with many of his contemporaries who experienced misfortune (the most similar to him is Albert Camus), he laid the foundations of modern literature.

"You decide how right Freud, who created modern psychology and one of the most crucial texts in human history from Sophocles to Kafka, can be."
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 104

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Öteki Publishing House

Number of Pages: 104

First Publication Year: 2016

Language: Turkish