Kafka’s short story, “Poseidon,” depicts the God of the Sea as disgruntled and bored by overwhelming administrative tasks. Meanwhile, Poseidon’s followers see him as a showboat, always “idling through the tides with his trident.” They never see the endless paperwork and managerial duties associated with managing the waters. Poseidon, as Kafka explores h…
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