Kafka and kabbalah /
Is a study of Kafka's thinking and writing from strictly a religious point of view justified? He is, after all, considered one of the pillars of modernism. As such, Kafka's well-established deploring of the inadequacy of his own Jewish upbringing only fuels the generally held belief that h...
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New York :
Continuum,
1994
New York : 1994 |
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