Kafka on the beach
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Kafka on the Beach... is too big to be a novel... it is an invitation to attend one of happiness and to go through the journey of common life drawn by the lines of fate..
Kafka symbolizes the crow, which is a symbol of symbols..This means that we can draw a lot of judgment from the lines of the novel.
Kafka's novel on the beach is a very quiet novel in its events, although it belongs to the world of metaphysics. It was a distinctive feature of the exotic, "metaphysical" and philosophical atmosphere that pervades the night and night of the novel that enters music, literature, philosophy, and a thousand and one nights as a margin that builds the ideas of the body.
The events of the novel The events of the novel An old man who is fluent in talking to cats, fish falling from the sky, living in a forest from World War II, a magic stone that leads to the destruction or salvation of the world... A strange experiment full of the masterpiece of Japanese writer Haruki Murakami "" Kafka on the Beach "". Which, as much as it is exotic as it is humble, celebrates defeat and defends it through two parallel stories, the tale of an old man searching for half of his lost shadow. And a fifteen-year-old boy running away from his father's black curse. And between them are worlds, cities, characters, and semi-epic journeys that sum up one about the search for love, a story, value, and the value of memories.
Kafka symbolizes the crow, which is a symbol of symbols..This means that we can draw a lot of judgment from the lines of the novel.
Kafka's novel on the beach is a very quiet novel in its events, although it belongs to the world of metaphysics. It was a distinctive feature of the exotic, "metaphysical" and philosophical atmosphere that pervades the night and night of the novel that enters music, literature, philosophy, and a thousand and one nights as a margin that builds the ideas of the body.
The events of the novel The events of the novel An old man who is fluent in talking to cats, fish falling from the sky, living in a forest from World War II, a magic stone that leads to the destruction or salvation of the world... A strange experiment full of the masterpiece of Japanese writer Haruki Murakami "" Kafka on the Beach "". Which, as much as it is exotic as it is humble, celebrates defeat and defends it through two parallel stories, the tale of an old man searching for half of his lost shadow. And a fifteen-year-old boy running away from his father's black curse. And between them are worlds, cities, characters, and semi-epic journeys that sum up one about the search for love, a story, value, and the value of memories.
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