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Kafka's kitsch: Laughter, tears, and Yiddish theatre in prewar Weimar Berlin
TítuloKafka's kitsch: Laughter, tears, and Yiddish theatre in prewar Weimar Berlin
Autor
Call number943.004924/0046
Número del objeto04931d
Lugar de publicaciónBoston, Massachusetts, United States
EditorialAcademic Studies Press
Año de publicación
2013
Paginaciónpp111-141
MaterialArticle
SerieJews in space and time
ISBN9781934843871
NotesArticle from the book 'German Jewry: between hope and despair.' pp111-141
Descripción
Franz Kafka was a modernist writer who was also fond of popular culture, especially the cinema which he incorporated into his fiction. He moved from Prague to Berlin in his final years and embraced the diversion of the popular culture comprising books, performances, films and musical recordings
