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Physiologie und Kommunikation als Parameter der innerlichen Befindlichkeit. Ein Versuch zu Kafka's 'Durchbruch.' (Franz Kafka)

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From: The Germanic Review
Date: 19940622
Author:Strack, Thomas

Franz Kafka progresses during his writing career from phenomenological themes or human interactions with the object-world to social interaction and communication with other human beings. Awareness of the complexity of communication with its verbal and non-verbal components increases throughout the oeuvre. In the early work, human perceptive powers are arbitrary and subject to various interpretations. In Kafka's later work, the author moves from the phenomenological to the social context and considers the limitations of human communication. The text of the article is in German.

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