Dog investigations

The Dog Investigations is a novel by Franz Kafka, in the investigations we will face that intense anxiety and that soaring awe, neither does it dispel nor does it end to put an end to a world molded from fear. Look at Kafka's young experience with the world of theater, which reflects a huge clash to the point of tearing, where music attacks the small puppy in the investigations and almost destroys it, then read that brutal sarcasm with which Kafka addresses a segment of artists who have reached the limit of helplessness and depth in marginality and distance from the ability to influence genuinely to the extent that Kafka did not hesitate to compare this segment to the circling dogs that have even lost the innate and primary dignity that cavemen practiced with the ability to produce more of their kind! The Dog Investigations is a short story written by Kafka in September and October of 1922, after he finished his incomplete novel The Castle. This story was published posthumously in 1931.