Showing posts with label Franz Kafka. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Franz Kafka. Show all posts
April 17, 2025

van de Berge and Gaakeer on Rereading Kafka's The Trial: Responsibility, Reflection, and the Case of the Dutch Childcare Allowance Scandal

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Lukas van de Berge, Utrecht University Faculty of Law, and Jeanne Gaakeer have published Rereading Kafka's The Trial: Responsibility, Re...
March 13, 2024

Solove and Hartzog on Kafka in the Age of AI and the Futility of Privacy as Control @DanielSolove @hartzog @gwlaw @BU_Law @BULawReview

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Daniel J. Solove, George Washington Law School, and Woodrow Hartzog, Boston University Law School, Stanford Law School Center for Internet a...
January 13, 2022

Ramshaw on The Song and Silence of the Sirens: Attunement to the "Other" in Law and Music @translat_improv

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Sara Ramshaw, University of Victoria Faculty of Law, is publishing The Song and Silence of the Sirens: Attunement to the ‘Other’ in Law and ...
October 10, 2018

Publishing Kafka @thenation @evankindley

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Evan Kindley examines Franz Kafka's desire to have his works destroyed after his death, his literary executor Max Brod's decision t...
May 18, 2017

An Animation of Kafka's Before the Law @openculture

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From Open Culture: an animation of Franz Kafka's parable Before the Law  (from The Trial).
July 3, 2015

Happy Birthday, Franz Kafka

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Happy Birthday to Franz Kafka, born July 3, 1883 (died June 3, 1924). Law is quite the theme of Kafka's life (and death). On Wednes...
June 29, 2015

Surveillance and Fiction

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Sam Frank discusses how surveillance leads to "noveliz[ation of] our lives." He suggests turning to literature to understand this...
April 15, 2015

Free Will, Wills and Trusts, and Trusting the Author

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Nili Cohen, Tel-Aviv University, has published The Betrayed (?) Wills of Kafka and Brod at Law & Literature 1-21.  Here is the abstr...