Franz Kafka is a challenging chronicler of a nightmarish world. This book introduces the reader to Kafka's dark and often unsettling mid-European imagination. This book sets Kafka in centext and explores his relevance to our modern world. It provides a balance of biography, influences and critical appraisal.

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This handy series from Headway offers brief yet lucid introductions to the world’s cultural icons. Each book examines the life, the work, and the legends surrounding its subject, and key terms and concepts are highlighted and clearly explained. Additionally, each chapter ends with a review section for easy reference and to help consolidate the reader’s understanding of the text.

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Clarendon Books was established in 1984 and we currently hold a medium stock at our shop in Leicester. There is an emphasis on history, literature and the arts. Our stock ranges from modern academic to the more rare and collectable. We are always interested in buying stock from single volumes to complete libraries.

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