Kafka’s Metamorphosis What This Classic Story Teaches About Childhood Trauma and Parenting!

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what are the changes you've been observed like if you if you look into the parenting in very detail like uh there is a philosophical story which is been written by Kafka uh that is metamorphosis I think you might have been uh have you read that particular book no I have not so this is metamorphosis uh what happens is that the um you know uh the kafka is discussing about a person who suddenly uh transformed as a bug. The morning he woke up and he just transformed himself as a bug and the way how he is interacting with the family members because the morning he woke up and he himself see he is as a bug and the thing which uh suddenly came into his mind is that how he will go to work today. So the the workaholic uh ideas is been affected him in a such a way and uh uh he was uh then there are a lot of discussions are happening and finally the family members are killing this particular bug at the end of the story.

So Kafka has been grown up with a father who is basically uh um he is basically like uh he gave a lot of trauma in his childhood uh basically for this particular philosopher and uh his work is basically uh exploring all these aspects all these shadows which he got in his childhood. So when we look into all this stuff in that particular direction what what you see how do you analyze this particular situation?

Oh, the story of it or why that story exists