Kafkaesque Interpretation
Franz Kafka depicts, interprets and describes existential angst of sensitive souls caught in an absurd world which is beyond their comprehension and control.
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A Yellow Flower by Julio Cortazar: A Take on Continuity of Life and Existential Angst
April 20, 2009
Cortazar’s short story ‘A Yellow Flower’, in his book Blow-up and other Stories has a unique take on continuity of life and existential angst. The protagonist of the tale perpetually ponders upon mortality, immortality, reincarnation and death through his own surreal experience.
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December 3, 2009
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