Kafka
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Modernism is marked by a break with tradition and established views in favor of individualism and inner strength. Modernists believe life is unordered and explore the subconscious through unconventional narratives featuring open form, free verse, and borrowing from other cultures. Franz Kafka is considered a modernist novelist for works celebrating the individual amid alienation through narratives employing experimental techniques that challenged conventions.
Kafka
- 3. M看糸艶姻稼庄壊馨 is marked by a strong and intentional break with tradition. This break includes a strong reaction against established religious, political, and social views.
- 4. M看糸艶姻稼庄壊岳壊 believe the world is created in the act of perceiving it; that is, the world is what we say it is.
- 5. M看糸艶姻稼庄壊岳壊 do not subscribe to absolute truth. All things are relative.
- 6. MODERNISTS FEEL NO CONNECTION WITH HISTORY OR INSTITUTIONS. THEIR EXPERIENCE IS THAT OF ALIENATION, LOSS, AND DESPAIR.
- 7. MODERNISTS CHAMPION THE INDIVIDUAL AND CELEBRATE INNER STRENGTH.
- 8. MODERNISTS BELIEVE LIFE IS UNORDERED.
- 9. MODERNISTS CONCERN THEMSELVES WITH THE SUB- CONSCIOUS.
- 10. FORMAL FEATURES OF NARRATIVE Open form Use of free verse Intertextuality Use of allusions and multiple association of words Borrowings from other cultures and languages Unconventional use of metaphor
- 11. MODERNIST NOVELISTS M. Proust F. Kafka T. Mann M. Bulgakov J, Joyce V. Woolf W. Faulkner
- 12. KAFKAS LIFE
- 19. THE END