프란츠 카프카 (현대문학 세계문학 단편선 37)

Many stories feel haunted by feelings of alienation and despair. I'm curious how Kafka's life experiences shaped his exploration of these ideas.

The way many stories leave you with a lingering sense of unease is so powerful. Did others feel the same, or did some stories feel more resolved?

Kafka's stories often depict individuals overwhelmed by impersonal systems. I'm interested in how different readers see this theme reflecting society or human nature.