Cooper challenges the prevalent view that Kafka was another modern writer plagued by the inadequacy of language. Analyzing the writer's numerous remarks about language and aesthetic questions, she creates a new picture of the artist. Rather than tending toward nihilism or modern existentialism, Kafka's artistic and aesthetic values show an affinity with those of Weimar Classicism and German Romanticism.
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