FAQ About Franz Kafka
Why are Kafka's works considered surreal?
Kafka's works are considered surreal because they blend realistic elements with bizarre, fantastical, and oppressive scenarios that defy logical explanation. His stories often depict dream-like sequences and illogical events which reflect deeper existential and philosophical themes. This blending of the familiar with the bizarre creates a surreal atmosphere that challenges readers' perceptions of reality and highlights the absurdities of human existence.
