Kafka's prometheus
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Neohelicon XXXIV (2007) 1, 51–57 DOI: 10.1556/Neohel.34.2007.1.5 GYÖRGY C. KÁLMÁN KAFKA’S PROMETHEUS After reviewing the reasons why Kafka, in his short story “Prometheus”, produces four versions of the myth of Prometheus, it is concluded that that the text refuses to become a parable in any simple way. Instead, it pushes the act of interpretation itself into the fore- ground, in this sense it is a parable about interpretation, which is not about the one and undividable…
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