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A Companion to the Works of Franz Kafka
Studies in German Literature, Linguistics, and Culture Edited by James Hardin (South Carolina) Camden House Companion volumes The Camden House Companions provide well-informed and up-to-date critical commentary on the most significant aspects of major literary works, periods, or figures. The Companions may be read profitably by the reader with a general interest in the subject. For the benefit of student and scholar, quotations are provided in the original language.
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Page 9 and 10: viii u CONTENTS Medial Allusions at
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36 u WALTER H. SOKEL loss and final
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38 u WALTER H. SOKEL when the fate
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42 u WALTER H. SOKEL The Myth Tragi
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44 u WALTER H. SOKEL features of a
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46 u WALTER H. SOKEL main. Thus an
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48 u WALTER H. SOKEL The irony in K
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50 u WALTER H. SOKEL impossibility
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52 u WALTER H. SOKEL by Kafka in es
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54 u WALTER H. SOKEL because of his
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56 u WALTER H. SOKEL irreducible st
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58 u WALTER H. SOKEL ———. Bri
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Kafka before Kafka: The Early Stori
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KAFKA BEFORE KAFKA: THE EARLY STORI
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86 u RUSSELL A. BERMAN literary car
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94 u RUSSELL A. BERMAN defense by G
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98 u RUSSELL A. BERMAN enment, turn
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Kafka as Anti-Christian: “Das Urt
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KAFKA AS ANTI-CHRISTIAN u 103 compl
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KAFKA AS ANTI-CHRISTIAN u 107 illog
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KAFKA AS ANTI-CHRISTIAN u 113 (NS I
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KAFKA AS ANTI-CHRISTIAN u 115 monad
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Medial Allusions at the Outset of D
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Disjunctive Signs: Semiotics, Aesth
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248 u RUTH V. GROSS Metamorphosis)
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250 u RUTH V. GROSS On the one hand
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252 u RUTH V. GROSS niola 10). Ther
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254 u RUTH V. GROSS by killing each
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256 u RUTH V. GROSS “Von den Glei
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260 u RUTH V. GROSS a cutting instr
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262 u RUTH V. GROSS Davenport, Guy.
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264 u SANDER L. GILMAN Hygiene (tha
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268 u SANDER L. GILMAN seems to my
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272 u SANDER L. GILMAN hater of the
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276 u SANDER L. GILMAN The unsure-f
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278 u SANDER L. GILMAN Hutchinson,
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Surveying The Castle: Kafka’s Col
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Kafka Imagines His Readers: The Rhe
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THE RHETORIC OF “JOSEFINE DIE SÄ
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362 u NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORS ume
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Index Adorno, Theodor W., 39-40, 13
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INDEX u 367 Hecker, Axel, 214-16, 2
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INDEX u 369 “Ein Bericht für ein
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INDEX u 371 Panizza, Oskar, 271 par
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