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      What does Kafka mean today?                         Kaj Bernhard Genell 2023                      What was unique about Kafka?                Kafka – as a matter of fact - used high-Romantic Ästhetik des Schwebens and without this reference to the Romantic Tradition, there would have been no Kafkaesque. The Kafkawsque – of course – is what most of all interests us, when it comes to Kafka.               But what - then - is meant by the term "Kafkaesque"? We are - as our prime object of study - looking into this Concept. THUS Kafka - a Freudo-Structuralist Analysis is an analysis of Kafka's novels and short stories, with special regard to the c...

 The problem with the reverence regarding the Freudian Censor. Amnesia is regulated from our innermost realm, or more precisely, for Freudian analysts, from the Censor. Never- theless, our inmost inner is never such that it asserts that amnesia ought to be permanent. It is planned to be tem- porary. Our inner world does not have absolute censor- ship by the type: ”Such thing must not happen!” Thus it ought to be erased from the protocol!” No, our inner has – and we do not know why – kind of an absolute demand for truth. Curiously enough, it has an insight in that eve- rything A: has a value of its own, an innate value, a value per se ( in sich ), AS OCCURRED. Moreover, B.) it also has a mediating – instrumental – value, insofar as all events can contribute to creating the most honourable possible human being, for every possible length of any life, where this inner subject is serving. It is thus possible to imagine that the Censor always has Death in view. Because the innermost inne...

  Edward Tegelkrona får ett telefonsamtal från barndomsvännen Herbert, som äger en mindre herrgård i Halland. Det handlar om ett brev som vännen Herbert fått från USA innehållande egendomliga och oroande uppgifter. Herbert ber Edward om hjälp. Edward förstår att detta är början på ett litet äventyr, när han godtar en inbjudan till Herberts gård, Boxeby, med både nyfikenhet och hjärtlighet. https://www.adlibris.com/se/bok/invitation-till-en-gard-pa-landet-en-roman-9789180576154 Min senaste roman!! :)

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  AUTUMN BLOOD        Chapter ONE "What a racket!" old Edward thought after standing in the hallway and listening for several minutes. Quickly, he then took the four steps to the front door and opened it just halfway, peeking out. People with red faces were running up and down the stairs. Some wore shoes, others did not. Some of them were crying, others were screaming right out. "What's going on?!" Edward shouted. "Somebody has been MURDERED. It´s in the laundry room!"  a barefoot girl unbeknownst to Edward hollered to him, with her chemically stiffened purple hair protruding in a little tuft towards the sky, tightly holding the sleeves of her modern dark blue duffel with both hands, whose nails had zebra patterns painted on them. "Murdered?? Someone..." "Yes," she said. She had stopped at his floor – third - because she had hurt a toe a little. "It's probably best if you stay inside," she said dismissively and cruelly...

  What was unique about Kafka? Kafka – as a matter of fact - used high-Romantic Ästhetik des Schwebens and without this reference to the Romantic Tradition, there would have been no Kafkaesque. The Kafkawsque – of course – is what most of all interests us, when it comes to Kafka. But what - then - is meant by the term "Kafkaesque"? We are - as our prime object of study - looking into this Concept. THUS Kafka - a Freudo-Structuralist Analysis is an analysis of Kafka's novels and short stories, with special regard to the concept of the Kafkaesque. This book concentrates on understanding what contributed to the famous Kafka effect. The author explains the structural triplicity of a discourse seen as consciousness. It also describes how Freud, Romantic irony, and Symbolistic literature simultaneously co-work as the mythical subtext of Kafka's work. Kafka created something that would become part of defining Modern Man. Understanding Kafka is the road to understanding Moder...