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Course Hero. "Catch-22 Study Guide." Course Hero. 28 July 2016. Web. 5 June 2023. <https://www.coursehero.com/lit/Catch-22/>.
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Joseph Heller
1961
Novel
War Literature
Heller presents Catch-22 predominantly through the third-person limited point of view of the protagonist, Yossarian.
Catch-22 is written in the past tense.
"Catch-22" is the paradoxical rule that symbolizes the main character's frustration as a bombardier in World War II. It states that anyone who wants to stop flying missions on the grounds of insanity must be sane and, therefore, must keep flying.
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