L'Égypte de Franz Kafka is a scholarly study by Jean-Pierre Gaxie that examines the presence and influence of Egyptian motifs in the writings of Franz Kafka. Published in 2002 by Maurice Nadeau, the book offers a detailed literary criticism approach, exploring how Kafka’s fascination with ancient Egypt surfaces in his narratives, themes, and symbolic language. Drawing on textual analysis and historical context, Gaxie provides readers with a nuanced interpretation of Kafka’s work, highlighting the intercultural dialogues that shape his modernist aesthetic. The volume is intended for readers interested in literary studies, Kafka scholarship, and the intersections of literature with ancient civilizations.

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