… signs are articulated into grammar, not only chronologically, but … in this study: Kafka’s novella
“The Metamorphosis” (“Die … and stretching from Western Ukraine to the German border until …

… Saussure supposed that 'the grammatical science of India in both its spheres—phonic and
… of Kafka's Trial. In Frye's analysis (Frye 1969: 42) the archetypal scheme of the novel is …

In Kafka's writing, Albert Camus tells us, we travel" to the limits of human thought." And in
this book, the world's leading Kafka authority conducts us to the deepest reaches of Kafka's …

… translation of Franz Wagenbach’s biography of Kafka as their main source for the Prague
historical context, they conclude the German-Jewish writer is separated by language from the …

… I think that defining Kostenko's novel as historical leads to a considerable reduction of its …
a philosophical novel, Künstlerroman, mythological novel, psychological novel, or a novel of …

… outpost of the Empire (now the Ukraine), was drawn to the magnet … Instead I will examine
the way in which Kafka encodes the … In Drach's autobiographical novel, the central character is …

… application in the analysis of the writings of some twentieth-century authors (Joyce, Kafka, …
His thoughts on the transformation of metaphor into linguistic signs and on the language of …

… a dynamic transformation. The technical media played a key role in this process of … The
alienating and deceptive effect of the technical media is highlighted in Kafka’s last novel…

… The grammatical present in both parts is a relational device … to that of Kafka’s German texts:
“Rafieienko, like Kafka, decides … In this chapter, Gaba at first intersperses his Ukrainian with …

… years after Franz Kafka’s death, his works continue to intrigue and haunt us. Kafka is regarded
… WG Sebald recognized that “literary and life experience overlap” in Kafka’s works, and the …