Kafka's Creatures: Animals, Hybrids, and Other Fantastic Beings is an interdisciplinary collection of essays on Franz Kafka's use of non-human creatures in his writings. It is written from a variety of interpretive perspectives and highlights diverse ways of understanding how Kafka's use of these creatures illuminate his work in general.
Kafka's Creatures: Animals, Hybrids, and Other Fantastic Beings is an interdisciplinary collection of essays on Franz Kafka's use of non-human creatures in his writings. It is written from a variety of interpretive perspectives and highlights diverse ways of understanding how Kafka's use of these creatures illuminate his work in general.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Marc Lucht and Donna Yarri - Contributions by Andrea Baer; Esther K. Bauer; Melissa De Bruyker; Thomas H. Ford; Hadea Nell Kriesberg; Naama Harel; Eleanor Helms; Burkhard Müller; Margot Norris; Tahia Thaddeus Reynaga; Henry Sussman; Dean Swinfor
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Kafka's Hybrids: Thinking Animals and Mirrored Humans Chapter 3. "Czechs, Jews and Dogs Not Allowed": Identity, Boundary and Moral Stance in Kafka's "A Crossbreed" and "Jackals and Arabs" Chapter 4. De-allegorizing Kafka's Ape: Two Animalistic Contexts Chapter 5. Agents of the Forgotten: Animals as the Vehicles of Shame in Kafka Chapter 6. The Difficult Task of Being Real: Odradek, the Kittenlamb, and the Historical Individual Chapter 7. Consolation in Your Neighbour's Fur: On Kafka's Animal Parables Chapter 8. Crowds, Animals, and Aesthetic Language in Kafka's "Josephine" Chapter 9. Performative Emotion in Kafka's "Josephine, the Singer; or, the Mouse Folk" and Freud's "The Creative Writer and Daydreamer" Chapter 10. The Power of the Look: Franz Kafka's "The Cares of a Family Man" Chapter 11. Four Hands Good, Two Hands Bad Chapter 12. Who identified the animal? The rhetoric behind the hybrid in Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" and Amerika (The man who disappeared) Chapter 13. The Portrait of an Armor-Plated Sign: Reimagining Samsa's Exoskeleton Chapter 14. Extraterrestrial Kafka: Ahead to the Graphic Novel Chapter 15. Index to Kafka's Use of Creatures in His Writings
Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Kafka's Hybrids: Thinking Animals and Mirrored Humans Chapter 3. "Czechs, Jews and Dogs Not Allowed": Identity, Boundary and Moral Stance in Kafka's "A Crossbreed" and "Jackals and Arabs" Chapter 4. De-allegorizing Kafka's Ape: Two Animalistic Contexts Chapter 5. Agents of the Forgotten: Animals as the Vehicles of Shame in Kafka Chapter 6. The Difficult Task of Being Real: Odradek, the Kittenlamb, and the Historical Individual Chapter 7. Consolation in Your Neighbour's Fur: On Kafka's Animal Parables Chapter 8. Crowds, Animals, and Aesthetic Language in Kafka's "Josephine" Chapter 9. Performative Emotion in Kafka's "Josephine, the Singer; or, the Mouse Folk" and Freud's "The Creative Writer and Daydreamer" Chapter 10. The Power of the Look: Franz Kafka's "The Cares of a Family Man" Chapter 11. Four Hands Good, Two Hands Bad Chapter 12. Who identified the animal? The rhetoric behind the hybrid in Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" and Amerika (The man who disappeared) Chapter 13. The Portrait of an Armor-Plated Sign: Reimagining Samsa's Exoskeleton Chapter 14. Extraterrestrial Kafka: Ahead to the Graphic Novel Chapter 15. Index to Kafka's Use of Creatures in His Writings
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