I would have to say that Joseph Heller's Catch-22, was at least enjoyable to read. There were several aspects about it that made it good and bad at the same time. First, I think the most important thing aspect to look at, is that Heller makes death, a traditionally sickening topic, a humorous event. It is humorous because of the way he illustrates who is crazy. I assumed ... , the writer? I don't feel that I can answer that. If anything, I think all of the above. It is neat to see how one would act when faced with death. I think what Heller was trying to say is that when someone knows they are...

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... are Mmany aspects that function as parts of the "system", all of which did attribute to Yossarian's final breakdown. The author, Joseph Heller, creates a setting in which the characters represent either the exploiter or exploited. "Each soldier has no individuality-Heller points out hta tpeople that people today too often follow a norm or accept rules that categorize them The struggle of characters to ... the point of the book's title. Whenever you try to behave sensibly and look after yourself in a crazy world, there's a catch, a catch which has entered the language as a result of Hell...

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