The trial by Franz Kafka
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Overview: Find out what “Kafkaesque” means in this essay. You will read both a summary of the theme, plot, setting, characters, motifs, and conflict and get an academic critical analysis of Franz Kafka’s novel, The Trial. There exists a unique perspective on Kafka’s portrayal of the “modern man” from this modern novel. In the first 40 years of the 20th century, the American novel attained a maturity and force recognized by the world, symbolized by four Nobel prize-winners: Lewis, Buck, Hemingway, and Faulkner. It began with Dreiser’s Sister Carrie, in 1900. Modern literature reflects America’s growth in the number of cities as well as the progressive alienation from society, effects of war, growth of materialism, isolation of small towns, and the booms and depressions of the United States.
Genre: Fiction > General Fiction/Classics
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