Erstes Leid von Franz Kafka. Königs Erläuterungen Spezial.: Text und Analyse und Interpretation mit ausführlicher Inhaltsangabe und Abituraufgaben mit Lösungen.

by Franz Kafka

Overview

Königs Erläuterungen: Textanalyse und Interpretation mit ausführlicher Inhaltsangabe und Abituraufgaben Das spart dir lästiges Recherchieren und kostet weniger Zeit zur Vorbereitung. In einem Band bieten dir die neuen Königs Erläuterungen ALLES, was du zur Vorbereitung auf Referat, Klausur, Abitur oder Matura benötigst. Alle wichtigen Infos zur Interpretation. - von der ausführlichen Inhaltsangabe über Infos zu Leben und Werk bis zu Stil und Sprache u. v. m. - plus 4 Abituraufgaben mit Musterlösungen . findest du kurz und knapp aber auch ausführlich - Die Schnellübersicht fasst alle wesentlichen Infos zu Werk und Autor zusammen. - Die Kapitelzusammenfassungen zeigen dir das Wichtigste eines Kapitels im Überblick ideal auch zum Wiederholen. - Das Stichwortregister ermöglicht dir schnelles Finden wichtiger Textstellen. . und klar strukturiert - Ein zweifarbiges Layout hilft dir Wesentliches einfacher und schneller zu erfassen. - Die Randspalte mit Schlüsselbegriffen gibt dir bessere Orientierung beim Suchen wichtiger Textstellen. - Klar strukturierte Schaubilder zeigen dir wichtige Sachverhalte auf einen Blick. . mit weiteren extra Abituraufgaben und vielen zusätzlichen Infos zum kostenlosen Download.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9783804413733
Publisher:	Bange, C
Publication date:	08/27/2013
Series:	Bard Graduate Centre for Studies in the Decorative Arts, Des
Sold by:	Libreka GmbH
Format:	eBook
Pages:	40
File size:	980 KB
Age Range:	15 - 18 Years
Language:	German

About the Author

Franz Kafka was born in 1883 to a well-to-do middle-class Jewish family. His father, the self-made proprietor of a wholesale haberdashery business, was a domineering man whose approbation Franz continually struggled to win. The younger Kafka's feelings of inadequacy and guilt form the background of much of his work and are made explicit in his "Letter to His Father" (excerpted in this volume), which was written in 1919 but never sent.

Kafka was educated in the German language schools of Prague and at the city's German University, where in 1908 he took a law degree. Literature, however, remained his sole passion. At this time he became part of a literary circle that included Franz Werfel, Martin Buber, and Kafka's close friend Max Brod. Encouraged by Brod, Kafka published the prose collection Observations in 1913. Two years later his story "The Stoker" won the Fontaine prize. In 1916 he began work on The Trial and between this time and 1923 produced three incomplete novels as well as numerous sketches and stories. In his lifetime some of his short works did appear: The Judgment (1916), The Metamorphosis (1916), The Penal Colony (1919), and The Country Doctor (1919).

Before his death of tuberculosis in 1924, Kafka had charged Max Brod with the execution of his estate, ordering Brod to burn the manuscripts. With the somewhat circular justification that Kafka must have known his friend could not obey such an order, Brod decided to publish Kafka's writings. To this act of "betrayal" the world owes the preservation of some of the most unforgettable and influential literary works of our century.

Biography courtesy of BN.com

Date of Birth:

July 3, 1883

Date of Death:

June 3, 1924

Place of Birth:

Prague, Austria-Hungary

Place of Death:

Vienna, Austria

Education:

German elementary and secondary schools. Graduated from German Charles-Ferdinand University of Prague.