Kafka's letters and notebooks reveal a surprising link between his Schriftstellersein 'literary
being'and what he regarded as his fundamentally bureaucratic nature. Katka used the term …

Kafka first read Kierkegaard's The Concept of Anxiety in 1922. One can read Kierkegaard's
text as a central element in the poetology of “Der Bau,” which reenacts the relationship …

In his “Notes on Kafka”, Theodor W. Adorno maintained that Kafka's prose is “striving not for
symbol but for allegory”, 1 and specifically with regard to Kafka's 1922 narrative “A Hunger …

This article is an attempt at a 'political'reading of Kafka's The Castle, as an ironical, radical
critique-from a libertarian perspective-of the despotism of the modern bureaucratic …

RANZ KAFKA was born on 3 July, 1883, in Prague, the son of an ancient Bohemian-Jewish
family, He studied law at the F German University in Prague and at Munich, and became an …

This article examines Eduard Goldstücker's construction of his own vita through his complex
engagement with Franz Kafka from 1963 to 1989. Archival documents about Goldstücker's …

... Proc6s et... Chateau, oeuvres lune et lautre 6crites sous la provo-cation de 1'etranget6
feminine. Maurice Blanchot-L'AmitiW Der Prozef and Das SchloJ3 are steeped in sexuality …

An analysis of the life of the eccentric author of The Trial, and his quest for meaning in his
work. Franz Kafka is without question one of the most influential writers of the twentieth …

Kafka's writings have been illuminated by a spectrum of critical altitudes encompassing
theological, psychological, ontological, and existential interpretations. In the present …

Perturbed by the thought that the wheels of the Kafka industry were spinning to no discern-
ible end, a critic once suggested a moratorium on writing about Kafka. Predictably enough …