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Schmar, der Mörder, lauert seinem Opfer namens Wese auf dem kurzen Wegstück zwischen dessen Büro und Haus auf. Schmar spricht ihn an, er kennt ihn offensichtlich gut, dann ersticht er ihn mit einem Messer. Der Mörder ist sowohl während als auch nach der Tat in gehobener, fiebriger Stimmung. Der Mord beflügelt ihn regelrecht. Die Körperlichkeit der Leiche ruft im Moment des Mordes keine Betroffenheit bei ihm hervor.(Auszug aus Wikipedia)
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Franz Kafka (1883-1924) remains one of the most enigmatic and influential figures in 20th-century literature. Born into a middle-class Jewish family in Prague, Kafka's life was marked by a profound sense of alienation and existential angst, themes that permeate his work. Despite his relatively short life and modest literary output, Kafka's unique narrative style and exploration of the absurdity of human existence have left an indelible mark on modern literature.Kafka's relationship with his domineering father profoundly impacted his psyche and writings, often reflecting themes of powerlessness and bureaucratic oppression. His works, characterized by their surreal, nightmarish quality, delve into the human condition's complexities, often portraying protagonists trapped in incomprehensible and hostile worlds.Controversially, Kafka instructed his close friend and confidant, Max Brod, to destroy all his unpublished manuscripts upon his death. Brod's decision to defy these wishes and publish Kafka's works posthumously ensured that masterpieces such as "The Trial" and "The Metamorphosis" reached a global audience, cementing Kafka's legacy.Kafka's influence extends far beyond literature; his exploration of existential dread and the absurd has resonated with existentialist philosophers and inspired countless contemporary writers, filmmakers, and artists. His revolutionary ideas about the individual's struggle against an indifferent and often hostile society continue to captivate and challenge readers, making Kafka a timeless and essential figure in the literary canon.
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