Procesi - viti IV

The work is an allegory for the absurd struggle of the individual to preserve his integrity in the machinery of insinuations and speculations that try to destroy the person.

Through this novel, Kafka criticizes the bureaucracy of the Austro-Hungarian government, which was immune to everything human and equated man with a form. He believed that the courts of that time were too politicized to allow the individual to defend himself, so similarly, such institutions did not make correct decisions.

The publication is reading material for the fourth year of secondary education.