Nurses: The true heroes of Kafka's transformation into Ottakring!
Nurses: The true heroes of Kafka's transformation into Ottakring!
In today's edition we embark on an exciting literary journey of discovery to Franz Kafka's well -known amendment "The transformation" with editor Lukas Ipirotis. As Ipirotis reports, the story of Gregor Samsa, a traveler who mutates into an vermin one in the morning. As soon as you wake up, Gregor is overwhelmed by the weight of his new body and wonders whether he makes it to work in time. This bizarre event tears him into a world in which his identity and value as a person are put to the test.
The amendment, which was written in the early 20th century, addresses drastic questions about alienation, family responsibility and identity. At the beginning, Gregor still has hope, but while the events develop, he is increasingly crushed by his family obligations and expectations of acting as sole earners. The events quickly flash the feeling of isolation and anonymity in modern society. Because while Gregor's transformation significantly changes the dynamics of his family, the pressure that is on it becomes clear.
nursing professions as a rescuer in need
In his article on the role of nursing professions,In addition to this profound look at Kafka's masterful work, there are also current topics in Ottakring that move the neighborhood. Adrainers will increasingly go against the grain that their area is considered a garbage hotspot and they complain about the sight of the dirt. Such concerns must be taken seriously, because they contribute to the quality of life in the city.
The creativity of the community
Overall, the discussion about Kafka's "The Change" and the current events in the area illustrates how closely personal fates are interwoven with the community and the work realities. It remains to be seen how the understanding of value and identity in today's society develops.
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