Kafka; a collection of critical essays
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182 pages 21 cm
Franz Kafka's nightmare world of the imagination has always haunted readers, but few grasp the full meaning of his eerie, symbolic writing. To understand Kafka as a writer, one must study his work on a literary level, dismissing the temptation to concentrate on his life and religious philosophy
"A Spectrum book."
Includes bibliographical references
Franz Kafka's nightmare world of the imagination has always haunted readers, but few grasp the full meaning of his eerie, symbolic writing. To understand Kafka as a writer, one must study his work on a literary level, dismissing the temptation to concentrate on his life and religious philosophy
"A Spectrum book."
Includes bibliographical references
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