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... there!” In the first case, I look at Kafka’s Amerika , in which the novel’s hero, Karl Rossmann, is such a failed subject, so incoherent, that the police officer’s attempts to interpellate him fail miserably. Rossmann exposes the way that interpellation is a two-way street and, given that he doesn’t project any...

... Chapter 1 constellates a group of thinkers—Kant, Marx, Foucault, Adorno, Kafka, and Paolo Virno—in order to theorize the central role that natural history plays, both as master category and driving force, in the development of a politics of crisis. For us, natural history is more than...

... Chapter 1 constellates a group of thinkers—Kant, Marx, Foucault, Adorno, Kafka, and Paolo Virno—in order to theorize the central role that natural history plays, both as master category and driving force, in the development of a politics of crisis. For us, natural history is more than...

... This is the full text of Yan Lianke's acceptance speech upon receiving the Franz Kafka Prize in 2014 (an abbreviated version of the speech was published in the New York Times in 2014, but this is the first time that the full text of speech is appearing in English). It is inspired by a story...

... In the introduction, I set up the basic idea of misinterpellation, beginning with Franz Kafka’s parable about Abraham wherein the call put out to the famous Abraham was also heard by many other unintended people (who also happened to be called Abraham). One of the latter, the least desirable...

... by yells out “hey, you there!” In the first case, I look at Kafka’s Amerika , in which the novel’s hero, Karl Rossmann, is such a failed subject, so incoherent, that the police officer’s attempts to interpellate him fail miserably. Rossmann exposes the way that interpellation is a two-way street...

... protagonists to thin caricatures or animals to convey an apparently moral lesson, often one that is grim and apparently irrational. Her reading of citizenship law’s jurisprudence initiates a political theory of citizenship narratives as paradox. citizenship apologue deportation Franz Kafka...

... Drawing on a variety of foreign authors such as Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Kafka, and Camus, in this essay Yan Lianke reflects on the potential contrast between the living conditions under which an author finds himself or herself, and the qualities that the author upholds through his or her...

... primary ideal. The essay then considers a wide array of foreign authors such as Kafka, Camus, Woolf, Beckett, Proust, Faulkner, Borges, García Márquez, Mario Vargas Llosa, and Alejo Carpentier, with a focus on the values and beliefs that underlie their works. village world literature ...

... not yet produced an author whose impact is comparable to that of someone like Kafka or García Márquez. American literature translation influence ...