Is Kafka's short story The Judgment semi-autobiographical?

>>9037182
Obviously. The real question is if there's any value to reading the text with this understanding in mind.

t. Nabokov

>>9037182
who knows

or should I say

who cares

>>9037212
>>9037230

Barthes pls go

Most of Kafka's work is at least semi-autobiographical, The Judgement - very overtly

Every good literature is semi-autobiographical

>>9037182
It is, but it's not the only thing he's doing or the only interpretation you should stick to. Kafka is always doing many different things at the same time.

>>9039000
Explain what else he is doing?

>>9039008
He is mocking you, ya dingus.

>>9037182
great story

>>9039102
Oh

One morning, as Gregor Samsa was waking up from anxious dreams, he discovered that in bed he had been changed into a monstrous Turk.

All of his work is based on the emotional abuse he suffered from his father.

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>>9040575
Reminded me of this