Iris Bruce

Mark H. Gelber

New essays providing an up-to-date picture of the engagement of artists, philosophers, and critics with Kafka's work.

Dialogic Engagement with His Works from the Holocaust to Postmodernism

Kafka After Kafka

Richard March

Kafka and Cultural Zionism is an illumination of the individual Jewish identity of this major modernist German author. Through a thorough examination of Kafka's life, his influences, and his writings, Iris Bruce makes a case for Kafka's interest in Zionism and demonstrates the presence of Jewish themes and motifs in Kafka's literary works. In recognizing this essential part of Kafka's individual voice, Bruce hopes to provide a new perspective on Kafka and his writings that allows the reader to find the humor, playfulness, rebelliousness, and challenge that can be overlooked if the reader expects to find a Kafka who is disengaged from his ethnic and cultural identity, as well as the politics of his age. Outstanding Academic Title, Choice Magazine

Iris Bruce

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