Aesthetics of the Adverse Evolution in Frank Kafka’s Narrative

Abstract

This essay deals with a problem that does not seem to be questioned in preceding works based on Franz Kafta’s incomparable narrative. We are specifically speaking of 'the aesthetics of the adverse,' the impos­sibility, the obstacle, the failure; aspects that are revealed as a topic with semantic development and with permanent appea­rance in the work of this Czech writer. Before such a complicated semiosis, our intention is to partially respond to some questions intended to open sign spaces that allow having a wider and maybe more edifying reading of Kaffa’s work, which will necessarily result in the failure as a new hermeneutic alternative or a hermeneutic alternative built from failure.