Kafka's Social Discourse

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Exploring the themes of alienation and community, this analysis delves into Franz Kafka's three major novels, highlighting how they reflect the societal challenges faced by individuals. Mark E. Blum emphasizes Kafka's unique narrative style that captures moments of connection and isolation. Notably, the book uncovers Kafka's dialogue with a wide range of authors throughout literary history, enriching the understanding of modernism and its societal dilemmas. This intertextual approach sheds light on the enduring struggle to find community in an oppressive society.