Kafkas narrative Verfahren

Auteurs

• Harald Neumeyer

Paramètres

• Fiction

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M. Bauer explores the poetics of punishment in Kafka's works, while K. Driscoll discusses the significance of the claw in Kafka's zoopoetics. C. Hillebrandt analyzes Kafka's narrative techniques and their emotional impact using "Das Urteil" as a case study. L. Iacomella examines Kafka's portrayal of the average ape in "Der Fall Rotpeters." A. Kolb investigates Kafka's medical semiotics, focusing on themes of (blind) perception and vision. H. Neumeyer delves into the symbolism of insects in "Die Verwandlung." M. Niehaus offers preliminary thoughts on the concept of iterativity in Kafka's writing. J.-P. Palmier reflects on Kafka's writing process, highlighting the casual narrative methods in "Der Prozess" and "Das Schloss." K. Schuller discusses the power of language in "In der Strafkolonie" and Kafka's diaries. M. Seiffarth addresses the poetics of hunting in Kafka's work. B. Sommerfeld studies perception and artistic expression in Kafka's travel diaries. K. Wiehl connects Kafka's "Forschungen eines Hundes" with Jakob von Uexküll's environmental theory. Further contributions examine Kafka's anthropological critiques, animal epistemology, and the intersection of his late animal and artist figures with social theories. The collection also touches on themes of music, war biology, and the cultural context of Kafka's animal narratives.

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• Année de publication: 2015
• Reliure: (souple)