Cornell University Press, 1962 New York. An evaluation of the writings of Kafka. «This long-awaited study seeks to define and evaluate the works of Franz Kafka, by assessing the elements which compose his style. Since Kafka’s impact stems preeminently from his power over words in a series of unforgettable fictional representations, many have felt that the biographical, psycho-analytical, philosophical, and religious books which have been written about Kafka fall short of a statement of his true greatness…» 4ºm (24x17x3,5 cm) 376 págs. Tela editorial con sobrecubierta ilustrada. Sobrecubierta deslucida con roces y faltas. Buen estado general.