Forword An ambitious, worldly young bank official named Adolph is arrested by two warders "one fine morning," although he has done nothing wrong. Adolph, is indignant and outraged. The morning happens to be that of his thirtieth birthday. One year later, on the morning of his thirtyfirst birthday, two warders again come for Adolph... Der Prozessl is the chronicle of that intervening year of Adolph's case, his struggles and encounters with the invisible Law and the untouchable Court. It is an account, ultimately, of ...
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Forword An ambitious, worldly young bank official named Adolph is arrested by two warders "one fine morning," although he has done nothing wrong. Adolph, is indignant and outraged. The morning happens to be that of his thirtieth birthday. One year later, on the morning of his thirtyfirst birthday, two warders again come for Adolph... Der Prozessl is the chronicle of that intervening year of Adolph's case, his struggles and encounters with the invisible Law and the untouchable Court. It is an account, ultimately, of stateinduced selfdestruction. The "meaning" is far from clear. it has, in parts, the quality of revealed truth.
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