1. “Analysis of the Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka” by Conor Fitzgerald

            This article disputes the reality of Gregor Samsa’s transformation. The author discusses whether or not Gregor’s transformation was a physical or mental transformation. He also discusses the communication that goes on between the members of the Samsa family prior to and after Gregor’s transformation. Conor Fitzgerald puts forth the idea that the lack of communication amongst the family members led to the actual transformation and became even more apparent after Gregor turned into the bug he was portrayed as throughout the novella.

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/208186/analysis_of_the_metamorphosis_by_franz.html?cat=38

2. “The Metamorphosis” by Franz Kafka: Character Analysis of Gregor

            This article analyzes Gregor’s character throughout Kafka’s novella. It discusses the transformation that Gregor underwent and the reasons behind his transformation. The article also covers Gregor’s character in relation to his family members.

http://www.articlemyriad.com/character_analysis_gregor_metamorphosis_kafka.htm

3. “Analysis of Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" The Classic Theme of Parent Versus Child” by Jaclyna Perez

            This article discusses the tension that exists in Kafka’s novella between Gregor Samsa and his father, Mr. Samsa. It addresses their relationship and the reasoning behind their violent confrontations and lack of proper communication.

http://european-literature.suite101.com/article.cfm/analysis_of_franz_kafkas_the_metamorphosis

4. Vladimir Nabokov's Lecture on "The Metamorphosis"

            Vladimir Nabokov’s lecture discusses “The Metamorphosis” in relation to other stories of a similar nature. He compared the novella to “Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde” and “The Carrick.” He praises the theme of the downfall of beauty that can be found in such stories. Vladimir Nabokov goes on to discuss Kafka’s life and how it related to his writing. Kafka’s life experiences played a large role in the development of his character’s and story line for “The Metamorphosis.”

 http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vermeer/287/nabokov_s_metamorphosis.htm

5. “Kafka's Metamorphosis 
In His Time and In Ours” by Warren Breckman

            This essay comes from an interesting perspective. Written by a college professor, it attempts to link the real world to the world in which Kafka lived and attempted to portray in his novella “The Metamorphosis.” It discusses much of Kafka’s life and his struggles with his self-image. The essay discusses how Kafka’s insecurities and mental pain fueled the characters and events in the novella. The author clearly wishes to open the eyes of society by linking Kafka’s suffering and work to the modern world.

 http://www.upenn.edu/nso/prp/met/breckman_lecture.html

6. “Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka” by Eve Murphy

This article on Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis” explains the main ideas of the novella and addresses the three most common interpretations of the storyline.

http://hubpages.com/hub/Metamorphosis-by-Franz-Kafka