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$aPT2621.A26$bZ6752413 2019 |
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$aDespoiniades, Kostas,$d1978-$eauthor. |
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$aFranz Kafka.$lEnglish |
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$aThe anatomist of power :$bFranz Kafka and the critique of authority /$cCostas Despiniadis ; translated by Stelios Kapsomenos. |
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$aMontréal ;$aNew York :$bBlack Rose Books,$c[2019] |
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$a165 pages ;$c22 cm |
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$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 158-165). |
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$aThe anatomist of power. The faces of faceless power: The Trial, The Castle, and beyond -- Amerika. The romantic anti-capitalism of Kafka -- Metamorphosis. The authority of the raging patriarch -- Law, writing, punishment, the body. A visit to the Penal Colony -- The Burrow. The solid foundations of the castle -- Kafka and the anarchists. An obscured relationship -- Kafka and the issue of (anti-)authority. A non-literary discussion. |
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$a"Few twentieth-century writers remain as potent as Franz Kafka--one of the rare figures to maintain both a major presence in the academy and on the shelves of general readers. Yet, remarkably, no work has yet fully focused on his politics and anti-authoritarian sensibilities. The Anatomist of Power: Franz Kafka and the Critique of Authority is a fascinating new look at his widely known novels and stories (including The Trial, Metamorphosis, In the Penal Colony and Amerika), portraying him as a powerful critic of authority, bureaucracy, capitalism, law, patriarchy, and prisons. Making deft use of Kafka's diaries, his friends' memoirs, and his original sketches, Costas Despiniadis addresses his active participation in Prague's anarchist circles, his wide interest in anarchist authors, his skepticism about the Russian Revolution, and his ambivalent relationship with utopian Zionism. The portrait of Kafka that emerges is striking and fresh--rife with insights and a refusal to accept the structures of power that dominated his society."--$cProvided by publisher. |
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$aTranslated to English from the Greek. |
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$aKafka, Franz,$d1883-1924$xCriticism and interpretation. |
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$aAuthority in literature. |
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$aKapsomenos, Stelios,$etranslator. |
