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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Dearest Father Stories and OtherWritings. Ed. Max Brod. Trans. Ernest Kaiserand Eithne Wilkins. New York : Schocken Books,1954.
Complete Stories. Ed. Nahum N Glatzer.New York : Schocken Books, 1971.
Wedding Preparations in the Countryand Other Stories. Trans. Ernst Kaiser, EithneWilkins, Willa and Edwin Muir. MiddlesexPenguin Books, 1978.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CHECKLISTS
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BIOGRAPHY
Brod, Max. Kafka: A Biography. Trans. G. HumphreysRoberts [Chapter I - vii] and Richard Winston[Chapter VIII]. New York: Schocken Paperback,1973.
Hayman, Roland. Kafka : A Biography. New York:Oxford University Press, 1982.
BOOK LENGTH STUDIES
Alberes, R.M. and Pierre de Biosdeffre. Kafka : TheTorment of Man. Trans. Wade Baskin, London:Visions, 1968.
Bauer, Johann. Kafka and Pra gue. Trans. P.S. Falla-Illus. New York: Praeger, 1971.
Beck, Evelyn T. Kafka and the Yiddish Theatre :Impact on His Work. Madison: University ofWisconsin Press, 1971.
Currie, Robert. Genius: An Ideology in Literature.London: Chatto and Windus, 1974.
Deleuze, Glues and Felix Guattari. Kafka: Toward aMinor Literature. Trans. Dana Polan.Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press,1986.
Eisher, Pavel. Franz Kafka and Prague. Trans. LowryNelson and Rene Wellek. New York: Arts Inc.,1950.
Engelberg, Edward. The Unknown Distance: FromConsciousness to Conscience. Goethe to Camus.Cambridge: Harward University Press, 1972.
Flores, Angel. ed. The Kafka Problem. New York:Octagon, 1963.
• ed, The Kafka Debate: New Perspectivesfor our time. New York: Gordian, 1977.
ed. The Problem of 'The Judgement' :Eleven Approaches to Kafka's Story. New York:Gordian, 1977.
ed. Explain to Me Some Stories ofKafka : "The Judgement", "The Metamorphosis","A Report to an Academy", "A Hunger Artist".New York: Gordian, 1977.
Flores, Angel and Swander Homer. Eds. Franz KafkaToday. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press,1958.
Foulkes, A Peter. The Relunctant Pessimist : AStudy of Franz Kafka. The Hague: Mouton,1967.
______ "Kafka's Cage Image." Modern LanguageNotes, 82 (1967), 462-471.
______ Friedman, Maurice. Problematic Rebel :Melville, Dostoevsky, Kafka, Camus. Chicago :University of Chicago Press, 1970.
Grant, Vernon W. Great Abnormals: The PathologicalGenius of Kafka, Van Gough, Strindberg andPoe. New York: Hawthorn, 1968.
Gray, Ronald. Kafka's Castle. Cambridge : CambridgeUniversity Press, 1956.
______ ed. Kafka : A Collection of CriticalEssays. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: PrenticeHall, 1962.
______ Franz Kafka. Cambridge : CambridgeUniversity Press, 1975.
Greenberg, Martin. The Terror of Art : Kafka andModern Literature. New York: Basic Books,1968.
Hal, Calvin S. and Richard E. Lind. Dreams, Life,and Literature. New York: Basic Books, 1968.
Heller, Erich. Franz Kafka. New York: PrincetonUniv., 1975.
Heller, Peter. Dialectics and Nihilism : Essays onLessing, Nietzche, Mann and Kafka. AmherstUniversity of Massachusetts, 1966.
Hubben, William. Dostoevsky, Kierkegaard, Nietzscheand Kafka. New York: Collier Books, 1958.
Jaffe, Adrian. The Process of Kafka's Trial. E.Lansing: Michigan State University Press,1967.
Janouch, Gustay . Conversations with Kafka. Trans.Goronwy Roes, New York: Praeger, 1953.
Kuna, Franz. Kafka : Literature as CorrectivePunishment. London: Paul Elek, 1974.
______ On Kafka: Semi-Centenary Perspectives.New York: Barnes and Noble, 1976.
Neider, Charles. The Frozen Sea : A Study of FranzKafka. New York: Oxford University Press,1948.
Neumeyer, Peter F. ed. Twentieth CenturyInterpretations of The Castle : K--Collectionof Critical Essays. Englewood Cliffs, NewJersey: PrenticeHall, 1969.
Norman, Dorothy. ed. A Franz Kafka Miscellany. NewYork: Twice a Year Press, 1940.
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Pascal, Roy. The German Novel, Toronto: Universityof Toronto Press, 1956.
Pearce, Richard. Stages of the Clown: Perspectivesin Modern Fiction from Dostoevsky to Beckett.Amsterdam: South Illinois University Press,1970.
Politzer, Heinz. Franz Kafka: Parable and Paradox.Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press,1962.
Robert, Marthe. The Old and the New : A SovereignImitation. Los Angeles: University ofCalifornia Press, 1977.
Rolleston, James. ed. Twentieth CenturyInterpretations of the Trial. EnglewoodCliffs, New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 1976.
REVIEWS
Review of Kafka's Dearest Father : Stories andOther Writings.
Cartoon, Herbert. Library Journal, 79 (15September, 1954), 1589.
Dupees, F.W. New York Times, 12 September 1954,p.42.
Harrington, Michael. Commonweal, 60 (1 October1954), 635.
Neider, Charles. Saturday Review, 37 (18 September1954), 24
Review of Description of a Struggle and OtherStories.
Philipson, Morris. Commonweal, 69 (24 October1958), 103.
Plant, Richard. Saturday Review, 41 (25 October1958), 31.
Review of Kafka's Diaries 1910-1913.
Farrelly, John. New Republic, 118 (10 May 1948),23.
Philips, William. New York Times, 8 August 1948,p.4.
West E.S. Nation, 11 December 1948, p.527.
Review of Kafka's Diaries 1914-1913.
Engle, Paul. Chicago Sunday Tribune, 4 December1949, p.20.
Freemantle, Ann. Commonweal, 50 (10 June 1949),227.
Kalem, Theodore. Christian Science Monitor, 30 June1949.
Lewin, B.D. Psychoanalytic Quarterly, XVIII, 1,(1949), 97-98.
Martin, J.B. New York Harold Tribune Weekly BookReview, 1 May 1949, p.15.
Review of Kafka's The Castle.
Angel, Flores. Books Abroad, 15 (Autumn 1941), 480.
Engle, Paul. Chicago Sunday Tribune, 21 March 1954,p.6.
Freemantle, Ann. Commonweal, 60 (30 April 1954),98.
Idris, Parry. The London Magazine, I, 4 (May1954), item 4.
Redman, B. R. Saturday Review, 37 (3 April 1954),26.
Review of Kafka's The Trial.
Kronenberger, Louis, New York Times. 24 October,1937, p.8.
Mac Afee, Helen. Yale Review, Winter 1938, p.viii.
Rothman, N.L. Saturday Review, 30 October 1937,P.19.
Sackville - West, Edward. The Spectator (London),23 July 1937, p.152.
Review of Kafka's Amerika.
Linke, Lilo. Life and Letters (London), November1938, pp.99-100.
Rahv, Philip. The Nation, 26 October 1940, p.396.
Rosenfeld, Paul. Saturday Review of Literature, 26,October, 1940, p.18.
Sackville - West, Edward. The Spectator (London), 7October 1938, p.576.
Review of Kafka's Letters to Felice.
Adams, Phoebe. Atlantic 232 (October 1973), 130.
Crossman, Edward. Saturday Review, 11 September1973, p.42.
Dickstein, Morris. New York Times Book Review, 30September 1973, p.1.
Heidenry, John. Commonweal, 93 (21 December 1973),323.
Howes, Victor. Christian Science Monitor, 10October 1973, p.13.
Review of Kafka's Letters to Milena.
Baro, Gene. New York Herald Tribune Book Review, 11April 1954, p.9.
Plant, Richard. New York Times, 28 March 1954, p.4.
Popin, Henry. Nation 179 (24 July 1954), 75.
Review of Kafka's I am a Memory come Alive.
Adams Phoebe, Atlantic, 234 (December 1974), 128.
Doyle, P.A. Choice 12 (July - Aust 1975), 687.
GENERAL CRITICISM
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ARTICLES IN CRITICAL ANTHOLOGIES
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