The Judgement by Kafka as Psychological Story

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Kafka's "The Judgment" delves deep into the psychological and spiritual aspects of a father-son relationship, uncovering the tragic consequences that arise from deceit and manipulation. The story revolves around Georg Bendemann, a young man engaged in the family business with his elderly father, living under the same roof. Georg harbors great love and respect for his father and seeks to shield him from his personal troubles, including correspondence with a friend who has ventured to Russia to pursue business prospects. A Father's Struggle and Aging Georg's father has been profoundly affected by the death of his wife, aging considerably in the process. Georg, who regularly has business lunches with his father, observes the decline in his father's health and business affairs. Feeling the weight of concern, Georg even contemplates having his father move in with him and his future wife for better care. However, when Georg attempts to share the news of his impending…
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