Description: Franz Kafka (Early 1900s) — early 20th-century anxiety of the individual trapped inside a functional, bureaucratic nightmare. Jorge Luis Borges (1940s–1950s) — high-intellectual postmodernism, where the maze becomes philosophical, literary, and infinite. Samuel Beckett (1950s–1980s) — the final stage of breakdown, where everything—settings, bodies, and language itself—is stripped down to the absolute bare bones.
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