| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - And Kafka was a great and influential thinker and writer in so far as he was a Jewish heretic; a heretic to whom Judaism offered itself in its full magnificence, but who could not choose to accept it. ???What have I in common with Jews???? he asked. ???I have almost nothing in common with myself.??? To the extent that Judaism refuses to explore the basis of this rejection, it delivers itself up to
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