| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The entire book comes across like a variation on the clich?? of the guru on a mountain ledge being visited by an enthusiastic, puppy-like disciple.Still, there is much of merit to the book, especially for someone who already is familiar with the work and life of Franz Kafka. (A corollary is that one should not rely on CONVERSATIONS WITH KAFKA as one's principal source for an understanding of the m
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