Zamok - Kafka Frants

"Castle" is one of franz Kafka's most famous works and one of the most profound philosophical novels of the 20th century. It was not finished by a writer and first published after his death in 1926 by his friend Max Broad. The plot of "Castle" is absurd, but at the same time it is true: in a village comes the surveyor K. and tries to get to the Castle, where he is not allowed. The complex system of bureaucracy is entangled in a tangle, which is not possible to untangle, which means that there is no way to get into the Castle, no matter how cool you go. But satire on the bureaucratic system is just one of the subtexts of the novel.
The entire art space is limited to the Village and the Castle is inaccessible. Time is running out irrationally. "Castle" is first of all a metaphor through which the signs of reality are seen. The castle is quite specific, and at the same time it is a mirage. Maybe the road to it is the road to God, and the Village is just a prototype of our earthly world?