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Google Doodle celebrates Franz Kafka’s 130th birthday with ‘The Metamorphosis’ tribute Google has created a ‘doodle’ in tribute to Franz Kafka on the 130th anniversary of the Germanlanguage novelist’s birth.

The doodle is based on Kafka’s 1915 novella ‘The Metamorphosis’ – considered by many to be one of the most important works of fiction of the 20th Century – and shows the character Gregor Samsa walking into a room in the guise of a large insect.

In the much-celebrated work, Samsa is a travelling salesman who transforms into an insect overnight. The rest of novella focuses on his struggle to come to terms with his new existence and the burden it places on his family.

Kafka was born into an Ashkenazi Jewish family on 3 July 1883 in Prague, which was then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

He originally trained as a lawyer but began writing short stories in his spare time - eventually coming to consider it his calling – despite only a handful of his works being published during his lifetime.

Regarded as one of the 20th Century’s most influential authors, Kafka’s works are dominated by unreliable narrators who often tell dark tales of existentialist difficulties.

Kafka’s notoriously difficult relationship with his father Hermann is believed to have strongly influenced his work – with The Metamorphosis itself thought to be based upon Kafka’s own fears of insignificance and repulsiveness to his own family.

From: HALL, John. Available at:<http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/google-doodlecelebrates-franz-kafkas-130th-birthday-with-the-metamorphosis-tribute-8685557.html>.

Read the text about a tribute to Franz Kafka for the question

Google Doodle celebrates Franz Kafka’s 130th birthday with ‘The Metamorphosis’ tribute Google has created a ‘doodle’ in tribute to Franz Kafka on the 130th anniversary of the Germanlanguage novelist’s birth.

The doodle is based on Kafka’s 1915 novella ‘The Metamorphosis’ – considered by many to be one of the most important works of fiction of the 20th Century – and shows the character Gregor Samsa walking into a room in the guise of a large insect.

In the much-celebrated work, Samsa is a travelling salesman who transforms into an insect overnight. The rest of novella focuses on his struggle to come to terms with his new existence and the burden it places on his family.

Kafka was born into an Ashkenazi Jewish family on 3 July 1883 in Prague, which was then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

He originally trained as a lawyer but began writing short stories in his spare time - eventually coming to consider it his calling – despite only a handful of his works being published during his lifetime.

Regarded as one of the 20th Century’s most influential authors, Kafka’s works are dominated by unreliable narrators who often tell dark tales of existentialist difficulties.

Kafka’s notoriously difficult relationship with his father Hermann is believed to have strongly influenced his work – with The Metamorphosis itself thought to be based upon Kafka’s own fears of insignificance and repulsiveness to his own family.

From: HALL, John. Available at:<http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/google-doodlecelebrates-franz-kafkas-130th-birthday-with-the-metamorphosis-tribute-8685557.html>.

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Meninas negras ‘vão se sentir representadas’, diz nova Miss Brasil

A nova Miss Brasil disse acreditar que sua vitória, ocorrida no sábado (1º), em São Paulo, vai contribuir para aceitação de outras jovens. Segunda negra a vencer o concurso (a primeira foi a gaúcha Deise Nunes, em 1986), Raissa Santana afirmou, em entrevista ao G1, que não se achava bonita na escola.

“Eu acredito que outras meninas vão se sentir representadas. Você olhava para concursos, para a TV, e não encontrava mulheres negras”, disse a paranaense de 21 anos. “Agora você pode ver uma Miss negra, achar que ela é linda. Estamos mobilizando e incentivando as meninas a se aceitarem.” Nascida na Bahia, Raissa se mudou bem nova para o Paraná. Durante a adolescência, ela garante que passou por “uma fase de aceitação”. “Eu não me achava bonita na escola.” A jovem participou do primeiro concurso de beleza aos 16 anos. Na sequência, entrou em disputas de miss municipais, estaduais até chegar ao nacional e vencer.

“Eu me achei bonita independente do que as pessoas falavam, eu me aceitei. E eu quero ajudar as outras meninas que passam por isso nas escolas, no bairro, de não se achar bonita por causa do cabelo, do nariz, da boca. A gente é negro e tem o traço negro. Precisamos ensinar essas meninas a se aceitarem. Eu passei por isso e sei que não é fácil”, comentou a paranaense.

Embora honrada com a conquista, Raissa diz representar mais que a beleza negra. “Eu estou representando a beleza em si. Eu acredito que a beleza é a beleza. Ser a segunda negra depois de um jejum de 30 anos, um jejum muito grande, me deixa honrada. Estou muito contente com o apoio que eu estou tendo”.

Com a mudança do perfil de Miss, Raissa define o papel que ela exerce. “Eu acredito que a Miss é um exemplo. Ela está ali para formar opinião, divulgar seu país, sua cultura, o seu povo da melhor forma possível”.

Fonte: GONÇALVES, Gabriela. Disponível em: <http://g1.globo.com/sao-paulo/noticia/2016/10/meninas-negras-vao-se-sentir-representadas-diz-nova-miss-brasil.html>.