"There has always been a permanent child within Kafka. Society functions as an extension of the office and the family, constantly monitoring and evaluating people and subjecting them to the examination of its rules.
In other words, even when Kafka leaves home to go to work, and even afterwards, he remains within the family. Within the family, he is always a son or a brother. The family preserves itself through continuous self-surveillance and mutual surveillance. The same thing happens outside it."
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