pět přátel franze kafky aneb co skrývá povídka „společenství“ // franz kafka!s five friends or the hidden message of the short story "fellowship"
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Abstract
The article focuses on one of Kafka’s short parables written in September 1920 and published for the
first time in 1936. The text tells — from the first person plural perspective — about a group of five
friends, and a sixth person who vainly seeks entrance into their brotherhood. The article discusses
Kafka’s “analysis” of the inclusionary and exclusionary dynamics of this group formation, as well
as the question about the fiction of this community. Confronted with contemporary events and episodes
of Kafka’s life, there will also be a presumption of Kafka’s reflection of racial and national
tensions with its anti-Semitic and anti-German incidents and demonstrations that disrupted life in
Prague in 1920.
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| Authors | ;Jaroslav Březina |
| Journal | Journal of chemical information and modeling |
| Year | 2018 |
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