Handke's style is usually described as?
Ultraobjective, Deadpan
Flowery, Exaggerated
Senseless, Irrelevant
Hyperactive, Dramatic
Answer
Handke's style is usually described as ultraobjective, deadpan, and dry, as if he is writing about events that are happening in a world where emotions and subjective experience are not relevant. His language is spare and he does not use metaphors or similes, and he often uses repetition to create a sense of unease.
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