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The remarkable convergence of form and content in this book brings it close to a work of art. -- Steven Taubeneck * German Quarterly * For those readers who have admired Stanley Corngold's essays on Kafka this volume will be particularly welcome. It collects his work on Kafka written over the past two decades. Corngold is at all times concerned with the issue of writing and often with figures (metaphor, chiasmus) at work in Kafka's prose. This single-mindedness of purpose produces a coherence in the volume and enables Corngold to do what he does best: rhetorical and philosophical analysis of specific words and passages and their implications for Kafka's fictional logic. -- Robert C. Holub * Comparative Literature *

For those readers who have admired Stanley Corngold's essays on Kafka this volume will be particularly welcome. It collects his work on Kafka written over the past two decades. Corngold is at all times concerned with the issue of writing and often with figures (metaphor, chiasmus) at work in Kafka's prose. This single-mindedness of purpose produces a coherence in the volume and enables Corngold to do what he does best: rhetorical and philosophical analysis of specific words and passages and their implications for Kafka's fictional logic. --Robert C. Holub Comparative Literature The remarkable convergence of form and content in this book brings it close to a work of art. --Steven Taubeneck German Quarterly

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Stanley Corngold is Professor of German and Comparative Literature, Emeritus, at Princeton University. He is the author of Complex Pleasure: Forms of Feeling in German Literature, Lambent Traces: Franz Kafka and coauthor of Franz Kafka: The Ghosts in the Machine.

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