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The alienation of Gregor Samsa in the metamorphosis by Kafka is vividly seen through the story. As a fact, Gregor traveling and woke up in an awful dream to find himself transformed into a monster (virement), which makes him alienated from his surrounding people and his own humanity. In a sense, Gregor was alienated from his family after metamorphosis, as they consider him to be both externally and internally changed and view as a virement. By making up as an insect and losing his job, Gregor experienced alienation from his dear ones. However, that doesn't mean that he hasn't been alienated before his metamorphosis. Rather, he was actually alienated even before. As working as a traveling salesman made him alienated from society. To illustrate, Gregor never maintains a relationship with the previous ones. Which results in losing no reel connections with society. Furthermore, the alienation Gregor Samsa was subjected too, from his work consequent into alienation from society. In a sense, Gregor was isolated even from his own family. Gregor was alienated even from his family after his metamorphosis. Realistically speaking, in some exploitative families, when a person is no longer able to perform his duty as a supporter of the house, even if the only motive from staying with that person is exploitation. This is the same as what happened to Gregor after supporting his family for so long. He got sick one day and stopped backing up the family. He becomes then a burden. Consequently, he was pitifully outcasted. However, his sister Grete outcasted and despised him to the extent of proposing getting the right of him, Gregor's father was no less than his sister. In like manner, Gregor's father was no less than his daughter, he also despises his son after his transformation. Despite all the good things Gregor had done to his family, which demonstrates Kafka's idea that even the closest people to you won't support you in the darkest moments. And what's more, they alienated him after getting a job and isolated him by moving his room's furniture and transferring it into storage. They didn't arise if Gregor ( met problems. . . . Just external or also internal. Additionally, the external alienation wasn't the only one that Gregor experience. He also experienced being alienated from his own self, by the virtue of the job he was doing. To clarify, if you don't have a job that fulfills your personal needs, that also fulfills asserts satisfaction, you feel alienated from yourself. In a nutshell, Gregor had been subjected to all the kind of alienation, which makes him a victim of society.
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of Gregor
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Samsa
in the
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metamorphosis
by Kafka is
vividly
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seen
through the story. As a fact, Gregor traveling and woke up in an awful dream to find himself transformed into a monster (
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virement
), which
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makes
him
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alienated
from his surrounding
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people
and his
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own
humanity. In a sense, Gregor was
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alienated
from his
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family
after
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metamorphosis
, as they consider him to be both
externally
and
internally
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changed
and view as a
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virement
. By making up as an insect and losing his
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job
, Gregor experienced
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alienation
from his dear
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ones
.
However
, that doesn't mean that he hasn't been
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alienated
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before
his
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metamorphosis
.
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, he was actually
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even
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before
.
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As
working as a traveling salesman made him
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alienated
from
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society
. To illustrate, Gregor never maintains a relationship with the previous
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ones
.
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Which
results in losing no reel connections with
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society
.
Furthermore
, the
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alienation
Gregor
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Samsa
was subjected
too, from his work consequent into
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alienation
from
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society
. In a sense, Gregor
was isolated
even from his
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own
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family
. Gregor was
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alienated
even from his
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family
after his
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metamorphosis
.
Realistically
speaking, in
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some
exploitative
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families
, when a person is no longer able to perform his duty as a supporter of the
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house
, even if the
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only
motive from staying with that person is exploitation. This is the same as what happened to Gregor after supporting his
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family
for
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so
long. He
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got
sick one day and
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stopped
backing up the
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family
. He becomes then a burden.
Consequently
, he was
pitifully
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outcasted
.
However
, his sister
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Grete
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outcasted
and despised him to the extent of proposing getting the right of him, Gregor's father was no less than his sister. In like manner, Gregor's father was no less than his daughter, he
also
despises his son after his transformation. Despite all the
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good
things Gregor had done to his
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family
, which demonstrates Kafka's
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idea
that even the closest
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people
to you won't support you in the darkest moments. And what's more, they
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alienated
him after getting a
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job
and isolated him by moving his room's furniture and transferring it into storage. They didn't arise if Gregor
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met problems.
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.
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external or
also
internal.
Additionally
, the external
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wasn't the
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only
one that Gregor experience. He
also
experienced being
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alienated
from his
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own
self, by the virtue of the
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job
he was doing. To clarify, if you don't have a
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job
that fulfills your personal needs, that
also
fulfills asserts satisfaction, you feel
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alienated
from yourself. In a nutshell, Gregor had
been subjected
to all the kind of
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alienation
, which
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makes
him a victim of
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society
.
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IELTS essay alienation in metamorphosis

Essay
  American English
1 paragraphs
436 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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Grammatical Range: 6.5
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