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Franz Kafka: Legacy and Law - Paperback

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  • ISBN: 9788855002950
  • Publisher: NeP Edizioni
  • Author: Roberto Cheloni
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With an "unpublished" diary

and stories by the writer Luciano Caldato

Foreword by Luciana La Stella

On the centenary of Franz Kafka's death, an "eminent figure" (Cheloni 2020) in literature, whose art intersects the great themes of "Kultur": the problem of the Law above all, "Judaism and writing," the human enigma, the "metamorphoses" as testimony of the "closeness to animals... and angels," the passionate reader finds an extraordinary contribution in this work by Roberto Cheloni; a fresh perspective, among the thousands of studies dedicated to the great writer, offering Kafka enthusiasts a viewpoint not yet explored, as this perspective is the result of scientific work to which Roberto Cheloni has dedicated over three decades of his writings and publications in specialized journals: that of the "transgenerational theory." At the center of this theory, which the reader can access with great clarity in the pages of this volume, is the theme of "inheritance" and its "transmission." As is known, an inheritance can be refused but not denied, so—even if refused—it still produces effects that propagate through generational "leaps," reincarnating in the "destiny" and thus in the "history" of a life. The greatness of Franz Kafka, as Roberto Cheloni has well understood and clarified in this work, is being a lucid witness to the wounds that "inheriting" entails, wounds that "humanize," not sutured wounds, among which "anthropomorphizing," which alleviates the pain only to forget it, as if it were not part of everyone's history. To complement this study, a "diary," through which Cheloni manages to empathize with the writer from Prague, presenting us with a truly "unpublished" Franz Kafka, a "diary," but almost a fairy tale, in which things, words, memory, intersect with the only gerund of life that truly mattered to Kafka: writing.

number of pages: 264  

Author: Roberto Cheloni

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With an "unpublished" diary and stories by the writer Luciano Caldato Preface by Luciana La Stella On the centenary of Franz Kafka's death, an "eminent figure" (Cheloni 2020) in literature, through whose art the great themes of "Kultur" intersect: the problem of the Law above all, "Judaism and writing," the human enigma, the "metamorphoses" as testimony of the "closeness to animals... and to angels," the passionate reader finds an extraordinary contribution in this work by Roberto Cheloni; an unprecedented perspective, among the thousands of studies dedicated to the great writer, offering Kafka enthusiasts a view not yet explored, being such a perspective the result of scientific work to which Roberto Cheloni has dedicated over three decades of his writings and publications in specialized journals: that of the "transgenerational theory." At the center of this theory, which the reader can access with great clarity in the pages of this volume, is the theme of "inheritance" and its "transmission." As is known, an inheritance can be refused but not denied, so—even when refused—it does not fail to produce effects that propagate through generational "jumps," reincarnating in the "destiny" and thus in the "history" of a life. The greatness of Franz Kafka, as Roberto Cheloni has well understood and clarified in this work, is being a lucid witness to the wounds that "inheriting" entails, wounds that "humanize," not wounds to be sutured, among which "anthropomorphizing," which alleviates the pain only to forget it, as if it were not part of everyone's history. To complement this study, a "diary," through which Cheloni manages to empathize with the writer from Prague, presenting us with a truly "unpublished" Franz Kafka, a "diary," but almost a fairy tale, in which things, words, memory, intersect with the only gerund of life that truly mattered to Kafka: writing. number of pages: 264 Author: Roberto Cheloni

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Roberto Cheloni

Roberto Cheloni è psicoanalista; dall’analisi con Elvio Fachinelli ha guadagnato un eclettismo teorico, che ne sottolinea la cifra personale. Plurilaureato, ha svolto nel tempo incarichi presso varie Università. Le sue numerosissime pubblicazioni ricoprono un’area di interessi oltre che dalla Psicoanalisi, che vanno dalla linguistica alla filosofia, fino alla Teoria generale del Diritto. Fra le più recenti: “Vecchi. Antropologia transgenerazionale” (Mimesis edizioni, 2023); “Antologia dagli scritti 1996-2010” (NeP edizioni, 2020), “L’apparizione di figure eminenti. L‘altro volto del transgenerazionale” (Armando Editore, 2020); “Lo statuto giuridico dell‘attività di psicoanalista” (con Riccardo Mazzariol, Edizioni ETS, 2020) e “Eredità. Studi sul Transgenerazionale” (Armando Editore, 2017).

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