37- inaccessible Castle -- Reading Kafkas short stories（37-无法接近的城堡 ——读卡夫卡短篇）.doc

37- inaccessible Castle -- Reading Kafkas short stories（37-无法接近的城堡 ——读卡夫卡短篇小说） Inaccessible Castle -- Reading Kafkas short stories College of literature and journalism 06 foreign language Li Yue exhibition 0641042029 A Zen koan Kafka has always been a fan, before or after hes been read. The reader in reading, because of his great reputation and respected by countless, countless interpretation and heart problems, always feel that he is a tropical rainforest, full of thorns, difficult to close; but after reading the situation seems to have improved, forest has been moved to a cold place, a dense fog of the forest Kafka, seems to have become a castle in the forest, in the shadowy. A stroll in the forest is always difficult to see the sun, but there was no way to see the castle, is my biggest in reading the works of Kafkas illusion. To the Castle Road, so many persistent critics trying to open up from different directions: those from the religious perspective, scholars of Jewish mysticism and so on to understand, said Kafka is the last prophet of Israel ; those people affected by existentialism, he said showing our existence of confusion, fear and anxiety and the uncertainty attribute of dark and great; those expert Marx literary theory, confidently affirmed that he and his alienation, expose the dark bureaucratic capitalism and its excellent feats; also some believers have Freud, from where he picked up the eternal theme of father and son; even there are admirers praise him as prophets, as they say the shocking execution machine in exile , is a reminder of the day Post Nazi atrocities. Too much about Kafkas works, including the interpretation of his short stories with certainty, but the spread of the road in front of me, still I will be sent to his castle. Perhaps Kafka himself is a castle inaccessible to the people, so that people can be confused and confused for a long time, so that countless people dedicated to find. Perhaps the priest in the trial reminded us that