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Christina Is this story Kafkaesque?


Charles Christina wrote: "Is this story Kafkaesque?"

In ways specific to the federal government up here, there are in fact wisps of it lacing the story, but I expect more as I go along. For public servants themselves, the system can be absurd but also mildly funny, not necessarily soul-crushing all the time; perspective counts.


message 3: by Christina (new)

Christina For public servants themselves, the system can be absurd but also mildly funny, not necessarily soul-crushing all the time; perspective counts.

It's been awhile since I've read Kafka, but Milan Kundera insisted in the book I just finished that, "The comic is inseparable from the very essence of the Kafkan," but the joke is only funny "if you're outside the bowl; by contrast, the Kafkan takes us inside, into the guts of a joke, into the horror of the comic." So, it's on my mind at the moment.


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