The existence of the writer is an argument against the existence of the soul, for the soul has obviously taken flight fr — Franz Kafka
The existence of the writer is an argument against the existence of the soul, for the soul has obviously taken flight fr — Franz Kafka
The existence of the writer is an argument against the existence of the soul, for the soul has obviously taken flight fr — Franz Kafka
The existence of the writer is an argument against the existence of the soul, for the soul has obviously taken flight fr — Franz Kafka
The existence of the writer is an argument against the existence of the soul, for the soul has obviously taken flight fr — Franz Kafka
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The existence of the writer is an argument against the existence of the soul, for the soul has obviously taken flight from the real ego, but not improved itself, only become a writer.

— Franz Kafka
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