Nietzsche's writing is not some game of 'freeplay' and terms like
'intertextuality' are useless in discussing its influence. This
study takes Nietzsche, then Kafka's Trial, Thomas Mann's Death in
Venice, Heinrich Mann's Man of Straw, Rilke's Malte Laurids Brigge
and Musil's Toerless. It argues that Nietzsche mediates and
modernises the dilemmas of Romanticism and that a properly
differentiated account of his literary reception can illuminate the
dynamics of German culture on the eve of the Great War.
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