kafkův parabolický text návrat domů. odraz autorova soukromí a pražských událostí roku 1920 // kafka’s parabolic text home-coming. kafka’s personal life and prague events of 1920 reflected in a short parabolic story
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Abstract
The article focuses on one of Kafka’s short proses of the second half of 1920 — “Home-Coming”. This
short parabolic story was created approximately two years after Kafka’s literary pause in the newly
established Czechoslovak Republic. The present analysis is based on hypothesis, that Kafka “only”
takes up and subverts a traditional mythological theme — in this instance the biblical story of the
prodigal son. In this article the text is confronted with contemporary events, the specific situation
of the German Jews in Prague and especially episodes of Kafka’s life in order so as to reach for identity
the causes and motives of his origin.
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| Authors | ;Jaroslav Březina |
| Journal | Journal of chemical information and modeling |
| Year | 2017 |
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