In Franz Kafka's late and incomplete text Der Bau (translated as The burrow; Kafka, 1971), a
mole-like creature is haunted by fears that its intricate, labyrinthine burrow is about to be–or …

Kafka's protagonists often find themselves in claustrophobic spaces which could nicely fit out
the ambiente of a gothic novel: they meander through gloomy lofts, dark bedrooms …

Adopting Kafka as a lens to examine modern concepts in architecture, this book pries open
new interpretations in Kafka scholarship. Each of eight chapters takes up an architectural …

but which is held at an infinite remove from Kafka's heroes, separating them by a void. Kafka,
living in a phase of Western culture in which the Sacred and the Profane have become …

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 …

Franz Kafka's work has always seduced us into metaphor. Always partly anchored in our
notion of the real, always simultaneously inscribed in a mentality" beyond," his novels and …

This paper explores the politics of interpretation from the perspective of hermeneutic theory.
It presents a reading of Kafka's novel The Castle focused on critique of the business of …

Franz Kafka merits special consideration among the writers of the 20th century for his
portrayal of organizational life and the ambivalent character of the social institutions that …

I Kafka's Obscurity is mirrored in the confusions of his critics. The contortions of his worlds
obstruct the most persuasive explications as soon as they are uttered. By the sheer pressure …

This paper intends to unravel the logic of power and subsequently, of identical questions, in
Kafka's Metamorphosis, and the Penal Colony. Ranging from the splitting up of the self to the …