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Why we still care about Kafka
在AI的時代,爲什麼我們仍然要關注卡夫卡

100 years after the writer’s death, what do his uncensored diaries, and a raft of new studies, reveal about what made him and his relevance in our digital age?
在這位作家去世100年後,他未經審查的日記和大量新研究揭示了什麼造就了他,以及他在我們這個數字時代的意義?
‘Franz Kafka’ (1980) by Andy Warhol, from the series ‘Ten Portraits of Jews of the Twentieth Century’ 

One hundred years ago, Franz Kafka died — not that he ever liked being here among the living. He raced to an early death, aged 40, having spent all his life kvetching about it or escaping from it into the phantasmagoria of his fiction.

一百年前,弗朗茨•卡夫卡去世了——他從未喜歡過活在人間。他在40歲時便英年早逝,一生都在抱怨生活,或是逃避現實,沉浸在他小說的幻境之中。

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