The Call of the Daimon : Love and Truth in the Writings of Franz Kafka: the Trial and the Castle Book

	Introduction
I	The Parable of the Arrest	1
II	The Alienation of the Marionette	12
III	Guilt and Questioning	20
IV	The Night of the Soul	31
V	The Return to the Mother	42
VI	The Wait in the Dark	50
VII	Entering the Labyrinth	59
VIII	Eros and Violence	68
IX	The Compromise with Existence	78
X	Salvation in Art	88
XI	The Pain Denied	97
XII	From the Metaphor of the Trial to the Metaphor of the Castle	107
XIII	The Call: The Fascination of the Daimon	109
XIV	The Pain of Transformation	125
XV	The Exclusion of the Outsider	138
XVI	The Utmost Challenge	158
XVII	The Illness of Identity	174
XVIII	The Faces of the Mystery	185
XIX	The Other as the Mirror of the Self	207
XX	The Affliction of Questioning	221
XXI	The Realm of the Word	236
XXII	A Look at Death	242
XXIII	Eros Unaware	253
XXIV	The Encounter with the Other	267
XXV	The Deus Absconditus	277
XXVI	The Amorous Possession	289
XXVII	Jacob's Stigma	297
XXVIII	The Mute Passion	306
XXIX	Sexuality and Encounter	315
XXX	The Struggle for Life	325
XXXI	The Guilty Messiah	331
	Bibliography	338
	Index	350