This novel's protagonist is compared to a clerk whose name Grigory Potemkin signs onto a bunch of forms instead of his own, in a Walter Benjamin [BEN-yuh-meen] essay titled for its author.
This novel's protagonist is compared to a clerk whose name Grigory Potemkin signs onto a bunch of forms instead of his own, in a Walter Benjamin [BEN-yuh-meen] essay titled for its author. In this novel, the protagonist discovers that a bunch of dusty tomes are actually full of porn. This novel's author fictionalized his ex-fiancÃ©e in it as the unhelpful typist Fraulein Burstner, with whom he shares a kiss. A priest in this novel tells the protagonist the (*) fable "Before the Law." In this novel, the protagonist seeks out Titorelli the painter for advice, and at this novel's end he is stabbed to death "Like a dog!" For 10 points, name this novel in which Josef K deals with an absurd justice system after being arrested for an unknown crime, written by Franz Kafka. 
This novel's protagonist is compared to a clerk whose name Grigory Potemkin signs onto a bunch of forms instead of his own, in a Walter Benjamin [BEN-yuh-meen] essay titled for its author.
The Trial [or Der Prozess] 