Franz Kafka: the passing of the father’s bureaucratization and of the super-ego silent voice
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the narrator’s neutralization, superego silent voice, fictional tricksAbstract
This article shows that literary criticism (Benjamin, Blanchot, Gagnebin and Carone) read the bureaucratization of the paternal instance of Kafka’s poetics as a neutralization of the narrative voice and takes this, with psychoanalysis, as a manifestation of the silent voice of the superego (Lacan and Zizek). It discusses the differences between a version of the father whose Law joins the desire, and another, capricious and unreasonable, which serves jouissance. It ends questioning the function of literature to the Czech writerDownloads
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