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Definitions from the WebFranz KafkaDescription: Franz Kafka was a renowned Czech-born German-language writer, considered to be one of the most important figures in modern literature. He is best known for his surreal and disturbing narratives that explore themes of alienation, existential anxiety, and bureaucratic oppression. Sample Sentences:Noun: Franz Kafka's works have greatly influenced the genre of existential literature. Adjective: The novel had a Kafkaesque atmosphere, filled with absurdity and a sense of impending doom. Verb: The author's writing style, often called Kafkaesque, has inspired many contemporary writers. Adverb: He stared Kafkaesquely at the mysterious letter, trying to decipher its meaning. Related Products on Amazon:Books by Franz Kafka: Movies based on Kafka's works: | ||||
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