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1924年,奥地利作家卡夫卡在他的寓言性小说《洞穴》中,以第一人称讲述了一只鼹鼠的故事。鼹鼠担心外来袭击,修筑了坚固地洞,贮存了大量食物,地洞畅通无阻,无懈可击,防御退逃自如,但鼹鼠还是时时处于惊恐之中,惶惶不可终日。为了躲避这种恐惧,鼹鼠不断设计、挖掘和修缮这个地下工事,但终其一生,恐惧却如影随形,无法摆脱。
In 1924, the Austrian writer Kafka told first person the story of a mole in his allegory novel Cave. Mole worried about alien attacks, built a solid hole, stored a lot of food, the hole unimpeded, impeccable, defensive retreat freely, but the Mole is always in panic among the panic. In order to avoid this fear, Mole constantly design, dig and repair the underground fortifications, but the rest of his life, the fear is go hand in hand, can not get rid of.