Yossarian is certainly not courageous: he will do nearly anything to get out of overcome, even fake ailment. If they do not talk up for by themselves, who will? In the pursuit of earnings and wealth, he will trade nearly anything, even daily life rafts or morphine that is required to help save the lives of the pilots, with everyone, which include the enemy. Thus, Heller indicates that some businesspeople benefit dollars even much more than human everyday living. Heller portrays daily life for the men in the squadron as wholly insane. Despite the huge odds against the success of Yossarian's prepare, Heller suggests it is not a mad but a sane reaction to an crazy problem above which Yossarian has no manage. Note that Heller selected as his placing World War II, an unambiguously "fantastic" war to most Americans. Joseph Heller's Catch-22 traces the efforts of Yossarian, an American bombardier in World War II, to escape participation in a war that appears meaningless. The outrageous navy regulation named Catch-22 captures Heller's attitude towards sanity and insanity
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