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"Someone must have been slandering Joseph K, because one morning, without having done anything wrong, he was suddenly arrested." The Trial is a graphic adaptation of Franz Kafka's famous novel, illustrated by one of France's leading graphic artists, Chantal Montellier. Montellier brilliantly captures both the menace and the humor of Kafka's utterly unique masterwork. This darkly humorous tale follows Joseph K, who is arrested one morning for unexplained reasons and forced to struggle against an absurd judicial process. K finds himself thrown from one disorientating encounter to the next as he becomes increasingly desperate to prove his innocence in the face of unknown charges. In its stark portrayal of an authoritarian bureaucracy trampling over the lives of its estranged citizens, The Trial is as relevant today as ever.

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The Trial, Franz Kafka, David Zane Mairowitz, Chantal Montellier

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Rok wydania
2008
Oprawa
(miękka),
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44,99 zł

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Tytuł
The Trial
Podtytuł
A Graphic Novel
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Sterling
Rok wydania
2008
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
119
ISBN10
1411415914
ISBN13
9781411415911
Seria
Opis
"Someone must have been slandering Joseph K, because one morning, without having done anything wrong, he was suddenly arrested." The Trial is a graphic adaptation of Franz Kafka's famous novel, illustrated by one of France's leading graphic artists, Chantal Montellier. Montellier brilliantly captures both the menace and the humor of Kafka's utterly unique masterwork. This darkly humorous tale follows Joseph K, who is arrested one morning for unexplained reasons and forced to struggle against an absurd judicial process. K finds himself thrown from one disorientating encounter to the next as he becomes increasingly desperate to prove his innocence in the face of unknown charges. In its stark portrayal of an authoritarian bureaucracy trampling over the lives of its estranged citizens, The Trial is as relevant today as ever.