Kafka's Cognitive Realism

Discover the profound insights of Kafka's Cognitive Realism by Emily Troscianko, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2016. This compelling volume delves into the innovative ways Franz Kafka evokes vision and emotion, presenting them as fundamentally enactive experiences. Troscianko introduces the concept of cognitive realism, a unique framework that explores the relationship between fictional characters' cognition and the cognitive realities of readers. With 272 pages of rich analysis, this book examines how Kafka's writing resonates with the psychological processes of its audience, offering a fresh perspective on the intersection of literature and cognitive science. Ideal for enthusiasts of Australian literature, psycholinguistics, and literary criticism, this paperback is a must-read for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of Kafka's enduring impact on both literature and psychology.