Franz Kafka: 535 books

Una de las obras más emblemáticas de Kafka. El castillo cuenta los infructuosos intentos del agrimensor K. por acceder a las autoridades del castillo, que al parecer ha reclamado sus servicios, y obtener el permiso para ejercer su trabajo y establecerse así en la aldea en la que ha sido...

Kafka, Aforizmalar'ı Ocak 1917 ve Aralık 1920 tarihleri arasında "Günah, ıstırap, umut ve doğru yol üzerine aforizmalar" ve "O: 1920 günlüğünden aforizmalar" başlıklarından oluşan iki bölüm halinde yazdı. Hayatının kederli bir dönemine denk gelen bu tarihlerde...

Kafka'nın ilk önemli romanı olan Dönüşüm 1916'da yayımlanmıştır. Diğer romanlarında olduğu gibi, olaylar küçük burjuva bir çevrede, gelecek kaygısıyla geçimini sağlamak için mücadele eden, birbirleriyle ilişkileri hiç de iç açıcı olmayan insanlar arasında geçer. Babasının...

"Kafka'nın hikâyelerinde epik, Şehrazad'ın dilinde kazandığı anlamı yeniden kazanır: geleceği ertelemek. Dava'da davalının umudu ertelemedir - davanın gitgide hükme dönüşmemesi şartıyla. Kafka şiiri öğretiye, mesel'e dönüştürmeye, ona dayanıklılık ve yalınlığını...

Kafka conoció a la periodista Milena Jesenska, en abril de 1920, durante un viaje a Praga. Se hallaba en un café en compañía de unos amigos comunes. Durante la conversación, Milena le propuso traducir al checo dos de sus relatos. Así empezó su relación. Milena, mujer muy culta y de vivo temperamento,...

Nach Ausbruch seiner Tuberkulose im August 1917 ist Kafka einige Monate zur Erholung in das kleine böhmische Dörfchen Zürau übergesiedelt, wo seine Schwester Ottilie „Ottla“ Kafka landwirtschaftlich arbeitete. Er hat sich dort besonders wohlgefühlt und es später als „die vielleicht...

Frantz Kafka est un écrivain Praguois. Il est considéré, à juste titre comme un maître incontesté de la littérature fantastique et de l’horreur du XXe siècle, pour ne pas dire l’un des pères de ce style littéraire sous forme de nouvelles. Lettre au Père, est une œuvre très...

This collection of new translations brings together the small proportion of Kafka's works that he himself thought worthy of publication. It includes Metamorphosis, his most famous work, an exploration of horrific transformation and alienation; Meditation, a collection of his earlier studies; The Judgement,...

'...behind them all was New York, looking at Karl with the hundred thousand windows of its skyscrapers' Entering New York harbour, the young immigrant Karl Rossmann sees the Statue of Liberty, 'her arm with the sword stretched upward'. This forbidding introduction sets the tone for Kafka's narrative...

'K. kept feeling that he had lost himself, or was further away in a strange land than anyone had ever been before' A remote village covered almost permanently in snow and dominated by a castle and its staff of dictatorial, sexually predatory bureaucrats - this is the setting for Kafka's story about...

Translated, with an introduction, by John R. Williams. This selection of Kafka’s shorter prose writings includes one of the few works published during his lifetime: the harrowing story of Gregor Samsa’s overnight transformation into a verminous insect, his record of the effect of this sudden...

The Complete Stories is a compilation of all of Kafka's short stories. With the exception of three novels (The Trial, The Castle and Amerika), this collection includes all of his narrative work. The book was originally edited by Nahum N. Glatzer and published by Schocken Books in 1971. It was reprinted...

New translations of the best stories by the one of the twentieth century's greatest and most influential writers Kafka, whose name has generated an adjective, is one of the best loved writers of the twentieth century. Known for his dark, enigmatic stories, for the absurd nightmares he depicts,...

La creación de Kafka representa todo el mal de la burguesía decadente: su incapacidad de ver la realidad, su conciencia enfermiza que no ve alrededor de ella más que la imagen de su propia angustia. Nos enseña la situación del ser humano frente a la burocracia fantasmagórica, pero sin atarla...