It is likely that these journals will be regarded as one of [Kafka's] major literary works; his life and personality were perfectly suited to the diary form, and in these pages he reveals what he customarily hid from the world." -- New Yorker
"What seems to hold [the diaries] together is a kind of ruthless honesty and self-awareness." -- New York Times
It is likely that these journals will be regarded as one of [Kafka's] major literary works; his life and personality were perfectly suited to the diary form, and in these pages he reveals what he customarily hid from the world." -- New Yorker
"What seems to hold [the diaries] together is a kind of ruthless honesty and self-awareness." -- New York Times
Though Franz Kafka is one of the greatest and most widely read and discussed authors of the twentieth century, and continues to be a tremendous influence on artists of our time, he remains an elusive figure, his life and work open to endless interpretation.
These diaries reveal the essential Kafka behind the enigmatic artist. Covering the period from 1910 to 1923, the year before Kafka's death at the age of forty, they provide a penetrating look into Kafka's world -- notes on life in Prague, accounts of his dreams, his feelings for the father he worshipped and for the woman he could not bring himself to marry, his sense of guilt and of being an outcast, and his struggles and triumphs in expressing himself as a writer.
Now, for the first time in this country, the complete diaries of Franz Kafka are available in one volume. They are not only indispensable to an understanding of Kafka the man and the artist, but are a compulsively readable, haunting account of a life of almost unbearable intensity.
I wouldn't recommend this book for anybody's leisure reading, because there's nothing more painful than witnessing the hopeless solitude of one man who remains in the same dark hole that he dug for hi...I wouldn't recommend this book for anybody's leisure reading, because there's nothing more painful than witnessing the hopeless solitude of one man who remains in the same dark hole that he dug for himself for decades. But there is one solitary moment in your life, Kafka has already beautifully elaborated it. (展开)
断断续续读了快一年，后半部是阿伦特协助翻译的。卡夫卡的日记是理解他最为重要的钥匙，或者说把他的日记当成文学本身来看，他和策兰一样都是最为纯粹的艺术家，当他说出“我就是文学本身”的时候，这绝不是狂妄。看到最后几年，真是心碎。他最后一篇日记的最后一句“The only consolation would be:it happens whether you like or not. And what y...断断续续读了快一年，后半部是阿伦特协助翻译的。卡夫卡的日记是理解他最为重要的钥匙，或者说把他的日记当成文学本身来看，他和策兰一样都是最为纯粹的艺术家，当他说出“我就是文学本身”的时候，这绝不是狂妄。看到最后几年，真是心碎。他最后一篇日记的最后一句“The only consolation would be:it happens whether you like or not. And what you like is of infinitesimally little help. More than consolation is：You too have weapons”(展开)
断断续续读了快一年，后半部是阿伦特协助翻译的。卡夫卡的日记是理解他最为重要的钥匙，或者说把他的日记当成文学本身来看，他和策兰一样都是最为纯粹的艺术家，当他说出“我就是文学本身”的时候，这绝不是狂妄。看到最后几年，真是心碎。他最后一篇日记的最后一句“The only consolation would be:it happens whether you like or not. And what y...断断续续读了快一年，后半部是阿伦特协助翻译的。卡夫卡的日记是理解他最为重要的钥匙，或者说把他的日记当成文学本身来看，他和策兰一样都是最为纯粹的艺术家，当他说出“我就是文学本身”的时候，这绝不是狂妄。看到最后几年，真是心碎。他最后一篇日记的最后一句“The only consolation would be:it happens whether you like or not. And what you like is of infinitesimally little help. More than consolation is：You too have weapons”(展开)
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2 有用 Magnolia 2010-12-31 01:53:13
I wouldn't recommend this book for anybody's leisure reading, because there's nothing more painful than witnessing the hopeless solitude of one man who remains in the same dark hole that he dug for hi... I wouldn't recommend this book for anybody's leisure reading, because there's nothing more painful than witnessing the hopeless solitude of one man who remains in the same dark hole that he dug for himself for decades. But there is one solitary moment in your life, Kafka has already beautifully elaborated it. (展开)
0 有用 白洁悉 2009-05-19 19:10:18
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0 有用 梵 φαν 2018-12-10 05:55:27
2018年陪伴我最久的一本书。卡夫卡绝对是我心中最伟大的作家之一，任何赞誉都不过分。
0 有用 张沦 2023-12-09 13:35:11 上海
断断续续读了快一年，后半部是阿伦特协助翻译的。卡夫卡的日记是理解他最为重要的钥匙，或者说把他的日记当成文学本身来看，他和策兰一样都是最为纯粹的艺术家，当他说出“我就是文学本身”的时候，这绝不是狂妄。看到最后几年，真是心碎。他最后一篇日记的最后一句“The only consolation would be:it happens whether you like or not. And what y... 断断续续读了快一年，后半部是阿伦特协助翻译的。卡夫卡的日记是理解他最为重要的钥匙，或者说把他的日记当成文学本身来看，他和策兰一样都是最为纯粹的艺术家，当他说出“我就是文学本身”的时候，这绝不是狂妄。看到最后几年，真是心碎。他最后一篇日记的最后一句“The only consolation would be:it happens whether you like or not. And what you like is of infinitesimally little help. More than consolation is：You too have weapons” (展开)
1 有用 Peregrination 2023-03-27 15:04:01 上海
YOU TOO HAVE WEAPONS. （今天生日，在上海迪士尼乐园排队的时候读完的！）
1 有用 Franz_kafka 2024-02-10 15:40:49 浙江
发现所有情况并做出评价从来都是不可能的，这些情况对当下的情绪产生影响，甚至在这情绪里发挥作用，最终影响评价。因此，说我昨天感觉坚强了，今天感觉失望了，这是不对的。这种划分只是表明你想影响自己，想尽可能脱离自己，躲在偏见和幻想背后，暂时过一种虚假的生活，就如同一个人在小酒馆的一个角落，心满意足地藏在一个小烧酒杯后面，自独自与那些纯粹虚假的、不可证实的想象和梦境聊天。/小时候他就容易被一切他相信的事情... 发现所有情况并做出评价从来都是不可能的，这些情况对当下的情绪产生影响，甚至在这情绪里发挥作用，最终影响评价。因此，说我昨天感觉坚强了，今天感觉失望了，这是不对的。这种划分只是表明你想影响自己，想尽可能脱离自己，躲在偏见和幻想背后，暂时过一种虚假的生活，就如同一个人在小酒馆的一个角落，心满意足地藏在一个小烧酒杯后面，自独自与那些纯粹虚假的、不可证实的想象和梦境聊天。/小时候他就容易被一切他相信的事情打动，但也许并不是一切事情，只是我不知道而已。无论如何，我与此无关。真正可怕的路在自由和奴役之间交错着，没有通往下一段路的指引，已经走过的路也立刻消失不见。这样的路有无数条，或者只有一条，这一点是人们无法断定的，因为看不到全貌。我就在那里，无法离开。(不是相互关联的/没有堆积起来/远小于应当承受的) (展开)
0 有用 张沦 2023-12-09 13:35:11 上海
断断续续读了快一年，后半部是阿伦特协助翻译的。卡夫卡的日记是理解他最为重要的钥匙，或者说把他的日记当成文学本身来看，他和策兰一样都是最为纯粹的艺术家，当他说出“我就是文学本身”的时候，这绝不是狂妄。看到最后几年，真是心碎。他最后一篇日记的最后一句“The only consolation would be:it happens whether you like or not. And what y... 断断续续读了快一年，后半部是阿伦特协助翻译的。卡夫卡的日记是理解他最为重要的钥匙，或者说把他的日记当成文学本身来看，他和策兰一样都是最为纯粹的艺术家，当他说出“我就是文学本身”的时候，这绝不是狂妄。看到最后几年，真是心碎。他最后一篇日记的最后一句“The only consolation would be:it happens whether you like or not. And what you like is of infinitesimally little help. More than consolation is：You too have weapons” (展开)
1 有用 Peregrination 2023-03-27 15:04:01 上海
YOU TOO HAVE WEAPONS. （今天生日，在上海迪士尼乐园排队的时候读完的！）
0 有用 十块钱的可乐 2021-10-02 12:50:04
是本毛边书。放在床头一年 睡不着觉的时候就拿起来随手翻翻。令我伤心的是他在每年我生日的那天都没有写日记。
0 有用 Desargues 2019-04-09 01:29:27
没找到读的译本，用这个代替吧。我感到卡夫卡是我的血亲，有生之年会反复重读的。