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Franz Kafka

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Franz Kafka in 1910

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Intro to Kafka

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Introduction

Introduction to Kafka
Excerpt of a paper written by Dr. David B. Levy.
Abstract: Kafka's Das Schloos, Hechalot Texts, & Rambam's Moreh Nevukhim
Abstract of a paper by Dr. David B. Levy.