Confusion in War

Compared to other American wars, especially as the only failed war in America, the Vietnam War is undoubtedly outliers. Losing war may be a direct result of the draft of young people in Vietnam, many of which do not have any personal goals other than survival. This laid the foundation of "Chase Cacciato" and its main character Paul Berlin. This book is presented in three stories. The other 10 chapters illustrate overnight decisions to neglect watch over Berlin, not to awaken one of his companions, another 20 chapters.

During the period between World War I and the Second World War, progressive modernism continued pursuing that goal, but now it is often united with other powers. World War I confused and confused progressive modernism. World War II was a blow, and in the next few decades we were able to be understood as human beings. World War II virtually destroyed the spirit of modernism. The Nazi Holocaust changed the dream of modernism to ashes. Ultimately, the Germans are civilized people who have actively participated in modernism companies from the beginning.

Modernism is an era of confusion and conflict. It saw two wars (Korea and Vietnam), the beginning and middle of the Cold War, and weapons competition and Cuban missile crisis. Chaotic times need artistic turmoil. Modernism is an era of controversial meaning and interpretation. Early movements were explained as the tendency to face problems from a new perspective based on traditional refusal and current thinking and technology. Many modernists believe they can discover new ways to create art by rejecting tradition. "Modernism is not based on content and narrative, but on the quest for formality and technology" (Tiscali 2004). "In one critic's word, modernism created a" new tradition ". As a sport, modernism is not coherent.

Humans do not celebrate war. We do not celebrate sacrifice for sacrifice. If you celebrate it, you will have a fundamental mystery about the value of human life. Celebrating the death and destruction of war (perhaps necessary) is unacceptable. This may be a "celebration" of the illness of death, or it may be the result of confusion caused by reflections and reflections to being celebrated. It was great when someone said that they celebrated the legacy of the South or their southern. There is a rich culture worth celebrating and diversity of excellent history. But if they wish to celebrate the Civil War or wish to build the statue of the Southern League 'hero', I have to ask: what are they celebrating?