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Law and Literature: Critical Essay by Andrew Low

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SOURCE: Low, Andrew. “Bernard Williams, Moral Law, and Kafka's Der Prozess.Symposium: A Quarterly Journal of Modern Foreign Literatures 52, no. 3 (fall 1998): 142-54.

In the following essay, Low focuses on Kafka's depiction of justice and morality in The Trial, suggesting that his notion of it is a complex, nuanced one not easily summarized by modern critics.

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