I wrote:
Kafka was an absurdist, a position antithetic to Marxism,
which declares specific knowledge of where history is going.
The Frankfurt school despised the pulps and the hardboiled
and noir genre as lowbrow capitalism.
And then Juri asked:
And you're saying this why? I don't get what you're
getting at.
********** Somebody mentioned that Kafka didn't get good
press with the Marxists. I was simply making a suggestion as
to why that was so. Or at least I think that's what I had in
mind. I've about half-way forgotten the thread by now, Juri.
Sorry.
miker
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