Okay don't bullshit me, this book is fucking dense and tedious.

>>8812975

Almost like a trial

What if...that's the point....?

>>8812975
>babby's first Kafka

>>8812975
It is dense and tedious.

Welcome to experiences and feelings outside of your comfort zone.

nah its a comedy
he never got his breakfast ;_;

>>8812975
I related too deeply to this book and it scared me. The entire read is worth it for the ending alone

>>8812975
its an easy read even and translation and its really funny.

spivak and babha are dense and tedious. kafka is foam by comparison

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kek

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>>8812975
What? I just started reading it—it's anything but... I'm honestly really surprised by how readable it is.

Doctor Seuss is dense and tedious for semi-illiterate third world children. Reading for the most part is not an innate skill, beyond the limits of intelligence.

>>8813027

You just have to learn how to read it

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>>8812975

I loved it. I don't know how to describe it...but it seemed like Kafka was constructing a sort of modern theology. The way each major character and the set pieces each had mythological/symbolic significance to them. I don't know why, but I imagined it all as some sort of pomo-JRPG where you walk around aimlessly, lost in dialogue with NPCs, confused as hell, only to die at the end without ever accomplishing anything. fuk im autistic.