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“The Trial” by Franz Kafka was originally written in German language. Its original German title is “Der Process” which later changed into “Der Prozess”, “Der Proce”, and then “Der Proze.”
The novel was written between 1914 and 1915. It was published after about ten years in 1925.
A Quick Guide to “The Trial”
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Chapter One: Introduction to “The Trial”
Chapter Two: Characters
Chapter Three: Plot Summary
Chapter Four: Critical Analysis
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Chapter One: Introduction to The Trial
The Trial
by Franz Kafka was originally written in German language. Its original German title is Der Process
which later changed into Der Prozess
, Der Proce
, and then Der Proze.
The novel was written between 1914 and 1915. It was published after about ten years in 1925.
The Trial
is considered as one of Kafka’s best known works. The story of the novel revolves around a man who is arrested and prosecuted by a remote and almost inaccessible authority. Neither the accused nor the readers know about the nature of that man’s crime, because it is never revealed.
Most of Kafka’s other works are also never completed like the present work
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