supermax_thelion1
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Kafka is renowned for his novels, but his aphorisms offer unique perspectives on human existence. Are there any lesser-known aphorisms by Kafka that provide deep insights into human nature?
What insights into human nature can we glean from Kafka’s lesser-known aphorisms?
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Cassandra_12
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Kafka’s lesser-known aphorisms offer some deep insights into human nature. 
They often reveal his thoughts on isolation, existential anxiety, and the struggle for meaning. For instance, his reflections on the absurdity of life and the conflict between individual desires and societal expectations can really make us think about our own struggles and aspirations.
They often reveal his thoughts on isolation, existential anxiety, and the struggle for meaning. For instance, his reflections on the absurdity of life and the conflict between individual desires and societal expectations can really make us think about our own struggles and aspirations.Similar threads
