Bibliography lists 1 source. A 5 page paper looking at two of Franz Kafka's posthumously-published novels, The Trial and The Castle, showing how they reflect the concerns of European modernism. The paper also notes that while their tone was a little too bleak and existentialist for most Americans of the Modernist period, Americans today are rediscovering Kafka because he perfectly reflects the sense of meaninglessness so pervasive today. No additional sources cited. The inherent differences of writers in the same modernist period but in Europe compared to America is also discussed.
Bibliography lists only the two works themselves as sources.
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