And he illustrates it by saying that as Gregor's appearance changes, he grapples with the questions of self identity and the extent to which appearance affects one's value in society and within the family. Now just imagine how powerful a line this is. I'll read it again. As his appearance changes, he grapples with the questions of selfidentity and the extent to which appearance affects one's value in society and within the family as well, power and control
Karan Dev
@Karan.Dev · 1:28
Amir, such a pleasure hearing your Swell on Kafka. This is a book that's been on my list for a while and I haven't gotten to it. Thank you so much for giving us the summary and especially breaking down the themes that he's really tackling in this book. You know, existentialism and the psychology of transformation and alienation from society. I think these are very interesting themes for very different reasons