Brod believed Kafka's writings invaluable despite his wish to burn them, shaping Kafka's image. Benjamin's translations reveal a more honest, conflicted Kafka, showcasing his true self.
Brod concealed Kafka's sexual, troubled, self-loathing side, altering diaries for decades. New translations provide a raw, unadulterated view, portraying Kafka's complexities and vulnerabilities.
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