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In Kafka's work we find a hermeneutic quest to "attain the Castle world" guarded by gatekeepers. This is represented in such works as "Das Schloss" ("The Castle/Lock"), "Vor Dem Gesetz" ("Before the Law") and others.
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Franz Kafka
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Franz Kafka in 1910
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