The Trial

The surreal novel "The Trial", created by one of the most famous modernists of the 20th century, Austrian writer Franz Kafka, has become a symbol of his creativity. The author immerses the reader in a world of hopelessness and bureaucracy,... in a reality on the verge of a nightmarish dream and absurdity. The unremarkable life of Joseph K. changed dramatically when a trial was initiated against him. The absurdity of what is happening to K. horrifies precisely because of its ordinariness, everydayness, and even the strange logic of events, which he is powerless to oppose. What is his guilt? Where is the judge he has never seen? Where is the higher court he never reached? A person is powerless against the system, and it suppresses and disposes of him, "like a dog".