Quotes About Change
A vida é um perpétuo desvio que nem sequer permite darmo-nos conta de que é que se desvia.
~ Franz Kafka
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We don't all share one body, but we do share growth, and that leads us through all pain, whether in this form or that.
~ Franz Kafka
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Pensó cómo en otros tiempos había pronunciado su nombre con entera libertad, pero ahora suponía una carga para él
~ Franz Kafka
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Ja sam kraj ili po?etak.
~ Franz Kafka
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Only here is suffering really suffering. Not in the way that those who suffer here are to be ennobled in some other world for their suffering, but that what passes for suffering in this world is, in another world, without any change and merely without its contrariety, bliss.
~ Franz Kafka
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Uncertainty, aridity, peace-all things will resolve themselves into these and pass away.
~ Franz Kafka
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There is only one truth, but it is alive and therefore has a vividly changing face.
~ Franz Kafka
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If they were shocked, then Gregor was no longer responsible.' This passage betray's Gregor's premeditation and points to the idea that Gregor wanted to change into a monstrous vermin- something incapable of working in an office.
~ Franz Kafka
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Dann aber kehrte er zu seiner Arbeit zurück, so wie wenn nichts geschehen wäre.« Das ist eine Bemerkung, die uns aus einer unklaren Fülle alter Erzählungen geläufig ist, obwohl sie vielleicht in keiner vorkommt.
~ Franz Kafka
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the uh fucking spine quote from metamorphosis
~ Franz Kafka
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Don't shut your eyes, don't give in to illusions, I will never change. My need to keep up an uninterrupted exchange of letters with you comes not from love but from my unhappy disposition
~ Franz Kafka
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Una mañana, al despertar de sus sueños intranquilos, Gregor Samsa se encontró en su cama convertido en un monstruoso bicho.
~ Franz Kafka
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Se, joka uskoo kehitykseen, ei tarkoita samaa kuin uskoisi kehitykseen, joka on jo tapahtunut. Se ei vaadi uskoa.
~ Franz Kafka
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Le livre doit être la hache qui brise la mer gelée en nous.
~ Franz Kafka
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During these last decades the interest in professional fasting has markedly diminished.
~ Franz Kafka
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The Hunter has been turned into a butterfly. Do not laugh.
~ Franz Kafka
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Yaz? deÄŸiÅŸmez ve görüÅŸler çoÄŸu zaman bu konudaki çaresizliÄŸin ifadesidir.
~ Franz Kafka
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I can't fashion myself into a different person who might be better suited to be his friend.
~ Franz Kafka
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When we write something, we have not coughed up the moon, whose origins might then be investigated. Rather, we have moved to the moon with everything we have. Nothing has changed; there, we are what we were here. A thousand differences are possible in the tempo of the voyage, none in the fact itself.
~ Franz Kafka
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like all living things, he might one day show surprising new capabilities, no matter how harmless he appeared at the moment.
~ Franz Kafka
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onu yaln?zca unutmak deÄŸil, çok daha ötesi. Çünkü insan unuttuÄŸuyla yeniden tan??abilir.
~ Franz Kafka
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En se réveillant un matin après des rêves agités, Gregor Samsa se retrouva, dans son lit, métamorphosé en un monstrueux insecte.
~ Franz Kafka
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Ah, mon Dieu!, pensa-t-il, quel métier exténuant j'ai donc choisi ! Jour après jour un voyage. Les ennuis professionnels sont bien plus grands que ceux qu'on aurait en restant au magasin et j'ai par-dessus le marché la corvée des voyages, le souci des changements de trains, la nourriture irrégulière et médiocre, des têtes toujours nouvelles, jamais de relations durables ni cordiales avec personne. Le diable emporte ce métier !
~ Franz Kafka
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Oh dear, said the mouse, the world shrinks with every passing day. At first it was so vast I was afraid; I ran on further and was cheered when at last, in the distance, to the right and to the left, I saw walls; but these long walls converge on one another so quickly that I'm already in the final room, and there, in the corner, lies the trap into which I'm running. You just have to change direction, said the cat, and ate him.
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