Premium Content The Portrayal of Capitalism and Free Enterprise in Catch-22
By Michael Feldman - February 02, 1999
Joseph Heller wrote Catch-22 not only in order to make a statement about the absurdity of war, but also to illustrate the absurdity of the human condition itself. Through its style, language, and characters, Catch-22 vividly depicts the absurdity of life using World War II as its medium. One of Heller's most significant parodies is that of…
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