(1) Kafka and Milena take fright and run off in different directions.

(2) Where does an artist like Kafka come from? he typed, squinting at his erstwhile friend's crumpled manuscript.

(3) Franz Kafka perfectly exemplifies the efficacy of art in counteracting emotional wounds, if not in healing them.

(4) But almost immediately Kafka - me, dammit - begins thinking again, and I get out of bed.

(5) Her style is informed by the writings of Kafka, Artaud, and Beckett.

(6) Kafka Franz. The metamorphosis. New York: Bantam Books 1986.

(7) I consider that Freud, Kafka and Sartre were right.

(8) LM: You've mentioned Franz Kafka as one of your major influences.

(9) Judgement is the representative work of Kafka during his second writing climax(http://), which indicates the formation of Kafkaesque novel .

(10) This article also compares LuXun with Kafka through the angle of Expressionism.

(11) LM: You've mentioned Franz Kafka as one of your major influences. When did you first read his work? Which works specifically?

(12) Like Kafka who belongs to the dark, they forever never belong to the surface of this city, nor to the glittering screens and the big majuscule titles .

(13) Franz Kafka : Did any of you actually go up to the castle with Edward?

(14) The Nazi concentration camp and Kafka s penal colony bears a striking resemblance.

(15) Franz Kafka, the story goes, encountered a little girl in the park where he went walking daily.

(16) Blanchot also draws heavily from Franz Kafka, and his fictional work (like his theoretical work) is shot through with an engagement with Kafka's writing.

(17) In my teens I loved writers like Dostoyevsky, Kafka and Balzac, but I never imagined I could write anything that would measure up to the works they left us.

(18) Famous Austrian writer, Franz Kafka, is the literary father of the contemporary western era, the literary master of expressionism.

(19) The modern spirit of revolt was best exemplified by the work of Kafka and Freud.

(20) Then brush the outside of the bread with melted, unsalted butter and place the sandwich in the skillet, Kafka directs.

(21) He picked up a book that was lying on the floor. It was something highbrow - Kafka, I think.

(22) Sherwood Anderson, Anton Chekhov , F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gustave Flaubert, Ernest Hemingway, Franz Kafka, Ring Lardner, Leo Tolstoy.

(23) This article attempts to probe into the methods and ideas of Kafka with humanistic psychology and the conditional reflex theory.

(24) The short story "Ein Landarzt" is a typical work of Franz Kafka , which tells an incredible story, and it is difficult to find out the meaning of this story.

(25) The duality of human living and existence is the driving force of Franz Kafka 's literary works.

(26) As the most modernist Chinese writer, Can Xue understands the works of Franz Kafka and Jorge Luis Borges in her own way.

(27) Described as a "modern Greek tragedy" and "an insistently metaphysical mind-bender" Kafka on the Shore is a compelling story that will stretch the limits of your imagination.

(28) I tell my freshman students here all the time when my freshman seem on the tragedy when come again the political plays of Franz Kafka, Chehev.

(29) For there is another which, by a reverse method, would help us to understand Kafka better.

(30) Look across the flowing water. There, high on a hill in all its illuminated glory, is Prague Castle, the fairy-tale Prague Castle (or, to Kafka fans, simply "The Castle").

(31) There is a gulf between God and humankind. So Kafka insisted people should individuate their religious beliefs. It was the road of redemption to God.

(32) It is a vein to be worked later and more successfully by Franz Kafka, and it explains the quasi-mystical quality of Poe's stories, and their similarity to, and use as, myths.

(33) Franz Kafka, a Judaic writer as famous as Shakespeare, was lonely alive but controversial after away.

(34) Kafka, in everybody 's life there 's a point of no return , and in a very few cases, a point where you can't forward anymore .

(35) Quite a different moral comes from the second piece the researchers used: a (very) short story by Franz Kafka called 'An Imperial Message'.

(36) When I was a boy "discovering literature", I used to think how wonderful it would be if every other person on the street were familiar with Proust and Joyce or T. E. Lawrence or Pasternak and Kafka.

(37) It is one thing to read George Orwell and Franz Kafka, it is quite another to live their texts.

(38) Writers, he thought, had trouble abiding by that, and he referred to Flaubert and Kafka as "two other born non-buyers of carrots and turnips."

(39) In The Trial the hero might have been named Schmidt or Franz Kafka. But he is named Joseph K.