Kafka und die Religion in der Moderne. Kafka, Religion, and Modernity.

Religion is once again a prominent theme in academic debates. Hence this collection of essays takes up the vexed question of Kafka's relation to religion and addresses it in new ways. The essays fall into three groups. The first group deals with discussions of theology (primarily Christian theology) in the early twentieth century; the second opens up new terrain by exploring the context of specifically Jewish heterodoxy in the same period; while the final section inquires directly into religious elements in the themes, motifs, and structures of Kafka's literary work.

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Manfred Engel ist Professor und Leiter der Abteilung Deutsche Sprache und Literatur am Queen's College Oxford; Ritchie Robertson ist Professor am Institute for Modern Languages, St. John's College.

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