FAQ About Franz Kafka
What are the main themes in Franz Kafka's works?
Franz Kafka's works primarily explore themes such as alienation, existential anxiety, bureaucracy, and the absurdity of life. His characters often find themselves entangled in incomprehensible and oppressive systems, reflecting Kafka's own views on society and human existence. These themes are vividly illustrated in stories like 'The Metamorphosis', where the protagonist's transformation into an insect symbolizes extreme isolation and detachment from human society.
