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Introduction: Present Progression, Always-Already, Grammars of the Nonhuman,and the “Nonhuman Turn” owes much to Kafkan form. His formal ambiguities, perhaps they are even failures, work to undo the violence of the human that persists even where humanism has already been rejected.

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Introduction: Present Progression, Always-Already, Grammars of the Nonhuman, bodies are subjected to—even bodies are under review in Kafka—articulate strange things that cannot be called animal, human, or anything at all. Kafka anticipated Animal Studies critiques of anthropocentrism but also worked through this concept in attempts to express the nonhuman despite human form