by Franz Kafka · ESPASA CALPE · tapa dura · ISBN 9788408317319
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Considered one of Franz Kafka's most perfect works, 'The Castle' represents the culmination of his poetics. The story follows Joseph K., who arrives in a village to work as a land surveyor after being summoned. However, before he can begin his work, he finds himself trapped in a labyrinthine pilgrimage through the village streets, desperately trying to obtain the approval of the authorities of a mysterious castle that dominates the region. This novel is a fundamental piece of world literature, exploring themes of alienation, bureaucracy, and the unattainable search for purpose.
