The Literary Underground: Writers and the Totalitarian Experience, 1900-1950Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1991 - 294 Seiten Om totalitarismen i det 20. århundredes europæiske litteratur - med eksempler af bl.a. Kafka, Orwell, Huxley og Koestler |
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... reader to reader . Some like Fischer find it weak but acknowledge its presence none the less : It is the method of the fantastic satire , this conscious deform- ation to the point of absurdity , which Kafka uses . Through the absurdity ...
... reader to reader . Some like Fischer find it weak but acknowledge its presence none the less : It is the method of the fantastic satire , this conscious deform- ation to the point of absurdity , which Kafka uses . Through the absurdity ...
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... reader is hopelessly lost . And yet we learn to love this loss . We find ourselves again in the laughter and levity which accompany the black terror of loneliness . For in Kafka , as in Swift , we are never alone with our loneliness ...
... reader is hopelessly lost . And yet we learn to love this loss . We find ourselves again in the laughter and levity which accompany the black terror of loneliness . For in Kafka , as in Swift , we are never alone with our loneliness ...
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... reader may be infected by Kafka's book into a similar twofold response . Rejection and weariness there will always be . But at least Joseph K goes down fighting , and , aroused by Kafka's book , so does the reader . K may never enter ...
... reader may be infected by Kafka's book into a similar twofold response . Rejection and weariness there will always be . But at least Joseph K goes down fighting , and , aroused by Kafka's book , so does the reader . K may never enter ...
Inhalt
A Corridor of Date Clusters | 21 |
Totalitarianism | 31 |
Fascism | 39 |
Urheberrecht | |
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absurd Adorno aesthetic anti-utopian Arendt artist become belong Berdyaev body Borkenau bourgeois Brave New World Brod bureaucratic burrow Castle CEJL century communication Communist International Darkness at Noon dialectic dialectic of enlightenment Dostoevsky Dostoevsky's Underground dream Enlightenment everything experience fantasy fascism father Felice Franz Kafka freedom Frieda German Gorky Grand Inquisitor happiness Harmondsworth Hitler human Huxley ibid intellectual Jews Kafkaesque Karl Kierkegaard Klamm Koestler Lenin letter literary literature live London Luis Buñuel machine Martin Secker Marxist masses Milena modern never Notes from Underground novel Odradek official opaque organisation Orwell Orwell's Party Penguin person political reader realised reality Reprinted by permission revolution revolutionary Rousseau Rubashov Russian Secker and Warburg sense Serge sexual social socialist solipsism solipsist Soviet spirit Stalin story surrealist theory things totalitarian Trotsky twentieth-century utopian Victor Serge words world-view writing Zamyatin Zinoviev