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That said, this book is a classic but I did find a fault with it and that is Kafka imo spends a little too much time mired in the bureaucratic details of this judicial system and not enough concentrating on the anguish the main character is feeling having been accused. We get some of this but not nearly enough and I couldn't help feeling like if people are ever going to stop the inhumane nonsense of persecuting innocent people, they are going to need to relate to Josef K. and all those like him. Of course, the way the book is written does seem to heighten the effect of the ending but I won't spoil that for those who haven't read it yet.
A note on the translation..not sure who actually translated my book and how much difference people feel this makes in relation to this particular novel. My copy was so old it literally fell apart while I was reading it so I had to discard of it when finished. There were literally gigantic chunks of pages that started falling out right after I had finished reading them. I bought it from a used book store awhile ago but I didn't realize the binding in particular was in that bad of shape. ( )