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Hearing Gregor Samsa
Nathan Goldman reviews Kata Gellen’s “Kafka and Noise: The Discovery of Cinematic Sound in Literary Modernism.”
Nathan Goldman
Nathan Goldman is a writer living in Minneapolis. His work has appeared in The Nation, Literary Hub, The New Inquiry, and other publications. He is a blog editor for Full Stop. Find him online @nathangoldman and at nathangoldman.com.
Articles
“I Don’t Know If This Letter Will Reach You”: The Letters Of Hannah Arendt And Gershom Scholem
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A Desire for the Sentence: An Interview with Brian Dillon
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