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Kafka's characters and protagonists are taken from the professions ; country doctor , salesman , military officers , managing bank director , surveyor and most prominently in the two novels under consideration - civil servants of ...
Kafka's characters and protagonists are taken from the professions ; country doctor , salesman , military officers , managing bank director , surveyor and most prominently in the two novels under consideration - civil servants of ...
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It is also this factor which exposes the female characters to the sexual harassment of the officials , because they cannot afford to attract their hate by denying them favors . The consequences are fatal , as the case of the Barnabas ...
It is also this factor which exposes the female characters to the sexual harassment of the officials , because they cannot afford to attract their hate by denying them favors . The consequences are fatal , as the case of the Barnabas ...
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In projecting his physical symptoms ( sleeplessness , irritability ) onto his characters , Kafka was attempting to distance himself from the office and the alienation caused by the division of labor . After all , he had already left the ...
In projecting his physical symptoms ( sleeplessness , irritability ) onto his characters , Kafka was attempting to distance himself from the office and the alienation caused by the division of labor . After all , he had already left the ...
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JOURNAL | 2 |
Kafkas Orientalist Rhetoric | 21 |
The Rhetoric of Kafkas Amtliche Schriften | 29 |
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