The typewriter in the corpus delicti.

Authors

  • Victoria Morón

Abstract

This piece of work investigates on the subjective genesis of the world view implied in Kafka’s work, specially regarding the feeling of guilt in the relation with his father. The author studies this idea in “Letter to his father”  and compares it with other texts of Kafka (“Facing the law”, “Metamorphosis”, “Penitentiary colony”) and analyzes the body as a symbolic place for the inscription and writing of the guilt.

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References

BLANCHOT, M.: “La lectura de Kafka”. En: De Kafka a Kafka, México, F.C.E., 1991

JESENSKA, M., citado en: THIÉBAUT, C.: Les métamorphoses de Franz Kafka, Paris, Découvertes Gallimard, 1996

KAFKA, F.: Cuentos, Buenos Aires, Orión, 1974

——— Carta a su padre, Buenos Aires, ALPE, 1955

——— Diarios (1910 – 1913), Barcelona, Bruguera, 1983

KANCYPER, L.: El complejo fraterno, Buenos Aires, Lumen, 1994

STEINER, G.: “K”, En Lenguaje y silencio, Barcelona, Gedisa, 1994

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Published

2005-01-01

Issue

No. 101 (2005): Revista Uruguaya de Psicoanálisis

Section

Literatura y Psicoanálisis

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How to Cite

The typewriter in the corpus delicti. (2005). Revista Uruguaya De Psicoanálisis, 101, 59-67. http://publicaciones.apuruguay.org/index.php/rup/article/view/1563