A) Franz Kafka B) Thomas Mann C) Hermann Hesse D) Rainer Maria Rilke
A) It leads to despair B) It is a sign of failure C) It should be avoided D) It is necessary for creativity
A) As a complete end B) As a punishment C) As something to be feared D) As an essential part of life
A) Fame and recognition B) A wide audience C) His own voice D) Approval from others
A) It is often elusive B) It comes with time and experience C) It is instantaneous D) It can be achieved through imitation
A) Paris B) Vienna C) Zurich D) Berlin
A) Short stories B) Epistolary C) Essay D) Poetry
A) Utilitarianism B) Existentialism C) Nihilism D) Romanticism |