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Discover 'The Aphorisms of Franz Kafka', a remarkable collection that offers a deep dive into the intricacies of Kafka's philosophical reflections. This compelling anthology features the Zürau aphorisms written between 1917 and 1918, showcasing over 100 insightful and thought-provoking aphorisms that delve into profound themes such as truth, morality, existence, and the sensory perception of the world. This first annotated and bilingual edition is expertly translated by Shelley Frisch, making Kafka's enigmatic words accessible to a broader audience. Each aphorism is presented on its own page in English alongside the original German text, accompanied by insightful commentary from Kafka biographer Reiner Stach. Perfect for literature enthusiasts and scholars, this exquisitely crafted volume sheds light on Kafka's mind and philosophy, cementing its place as a must-have for those seeking to explore the complexities of modern literature. The aphorisms challenge conventional thinking and invite readers to confront the unsettling yet illuminating aspects of life that Kafka masterfully captures. Whether you're a long-time admirer of Kafka or new to his work, 'The Aphorisms of Franz Kafka' is an essential addition to your literary collection, revealing the radical ideas and original imagery that define Kafka's enduring legacy.