[奥] 弗朗茨·卡夫卡 著，李文俊 译

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Franz Kafka, the renowned Czech-born author writing in German, is celebrated for his profound explorations of alienation, bureaucracy, and the human condition in early 20th-century Europe. Born in Prague in 1883, Kafka's works often delve into surreal and nightmarish scenarios that reflect the absurdities of modern life, drawing from his own experiences as a lawyer and insurance officer. Despite his lifetime obscurity, his posthumously published novels and stories have profoundly influenced existential literature and philosophy. Notable for titles like 'The Metamorphosis,' Kafka's legacy endures through translations worldwide, including the Chinese edition '变形记（中文版）Metamorphosis Record (Chinese Version),' translated by Li Wenjun, which captures the essence of his haunting prose for new audiences.