Sin of Kafka and Benjamin

Abstract

Kafka had been one of the favorite writers of my formative years in the Comparative Literature department and I had read about it in several courses offered on it, one of which was taught by my esteemed professor, Carla Cordua. Obviously, the passage cited by Cano Gaviria was from Kafka and I only got home after the trip to start reading Considerations about sin, the text from which the passage came. The process between Kafka and Benjamin made cherry water in my mouth, and Blanchot's comment placed it in its proper context.