Literature and the taste of knowledge

Michael C. Wood

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Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics Modernist Literature and Criticism Philosophy and Literary Analysis

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Introduction: among the analogies 1. What Henry knew 2. After such knowledge 3. Kafka and the Third Reich 4. Seven types of obliquity 5. Missing dates 6. The fictionable world Epilogue: the essays of our life.

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