Examples of using Kafka's in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In Kafka's novel, the protagonist applies for a job advertised at“the biggest theatre in the world”.
The book incorporates many details of the experiences of Kafka's relatives who had emigrated to the United States.
Either way, Kafka's unique style can't be fully grasped without appreciating his complex political and cultural environment.
In other words, it was Kafka's prose, and ever day for three weeks he went to the park and read another letter to the girl.
which was threatening even Palestine and Tel Aviv, caused Brod to consider alternatives to storing Kafka's writings in his own house.
It was in Vienna that she read Kafka's first stories, and wrote to him, asking him for permission to translate it into Czech.
In other words, it was Kafka's prose and every day for three weeks he went to he park
Kafka's major novels, The Trial and The Castle, remained in manuscript form,
For example, in 1988, Hoffe sold a manuscript of Kafka's best-known novel,“The Trial,” for $2 million- a huge sum at the time.
In it, Brod wrote:“I have just now received Kafka's literary estate for review.
In other words, it was Kafka's prose, and every day for three weeks he went to the park
Following an appeal by Kafka's heirs- the children of his sister who survived the Holocaust- Max Brod was forced to hand over most of the materials to them in 1962,
Above all, Kafka's obsession with the idea of law,
It's wrenching to read of Kafka's craving not only for empathy from his father,
Langer, who is mainly known as Franz Kafka's Hebrew teacher,
Two others- The Castle and The Trial, which is a vibrant and fascinating book(representing the peak of Kafka's art)- I saved four years ago(and one year ago),
The story of the doll… It's the last year of Kafka's life and he's fallen in love with Dora Diamant,
Yet Kafka's genius was to see that these Jewish experiences- what Balint calls his“stubborn homelessness and non-belonging”- were also archetypally modern experiences.
This is the last year of Kafka's life and he is in love with Dora Diamant,
it is hard to not think of this scene in the novel when dealing with the restoration of Franz Kafka's personal archive.