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Franz Kafka: The Complete Novels - cover

Franz Kafka: The Complete Novels

Sigmund Freud, Moon Classics

Publisher: Moon Classics

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Summary

Content : 

Unhappiness
The Judgment
Before the Law
The Metamorphosis
A Report to an Academy
Jackals and Arabs
A Country Doctor
In the Penal Colony
A Hunger Artist
The Trial
The Castle
Amerika
A Little Fable
The Great Wall of China
The Hunter Gracchus
The Burrow
Available since: 11/08/2020.

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