Literary Criticism
The “Written-Astounded” of Khazar
ON KAFKA
Article By Alireza Seifoddini
September 2022
Kafka is one of the few writers whose works can easily be started from the year of his birth. Kafka’s written works and his life have an exclusive proximity that we would encounter a written world when examining each of them.
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