The burrow : posthumously published short fiction
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書誌事項
The burrow : posthumously published short fiction
（Penguin modern classics, . Fiction）
Penguin Classics/Penguin, 2017
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Die Erzählungen und andere ausgewählte Prosa
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注記
"The present translations were made from the volume Die Erzählungen und andere ausgewählte Prosa (S. Fischer, 1996), edited by Roger Hermes; the texts are from the 1982 manuscript edition, prepared by Jürgen Born, Gerhard Neumann, Malcolm Pasley and Jost Schillemeit."--P. [vii]
収録内容
- In the city
- The village schoolmaster
- A young and ambitious student--
- Blumfeld, an elderly bachelor--
- The bridge
- Texts on the hunter Gracchus theme
- Yesterday there came to me a swoon--
- I really should have--
- Building the Great Wall of China
- It was one summer--
- My business--
- A cross-breed
- K. was a great juggler--
- New lamps
- An everyday confusion
- The truth about Sancho Panza
- The silence of the Sirens
- A society of scoundrels
- Visiting the dead
- Night
- Our little town
- On the matter of our laws
- The troop levy
- Poseidon
- Friendship
- Our city coat of arms
- The helmsman
- Consolidation
- The test
- The vulture
- Little fable
- The spinning top
- The departure
- Advocates
- In our synagogue--
- Once upon a time there was a game--
- Investigations of a dog
- The married couple
- A commentary
- On parables
- Homecoming
- The burrow
内容説明・目次
内容説明
A superb new translation by Michael Hofmann of some of Kafka's most frightening and visionary short fiction
Strange beasts, night terrors, absurd bureaucrats and sinister places abound in this collection of stories by Franz Kafka. Some are less than a page long, others more substantial; all were unpublished in his lifetime. These matchless short works range from the gleeful miniature horror 'Little Fable' to the off-kilter humour of 'Investigations of a Dog', and from the elaborate waking nightmare of 'Building the Great Wall of China' to the creeping unease of 'The Burrow', where a nameless creature's labyrinthine hiding place turns into a trap of fear and paranoia.
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