Speaking in Parables Multiple Choice

. McFague considers Kafka's parable to be

Translatable.

Interpretable.

Not translatable or interpretable.

Reducible to aesthetic concepts.

. Metaphorical language

Takes us into a surreal world.

Takes us deeper into reality.

Causes a shift in our perspective.

Both b and c.

. According to McFague, Kafka's parable

Interprets us.

Is interpreted by us.

Can be understood by means of aesthetic concepts.

Has an objective meaning.

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