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