Dissection of Tim O’Brien’s Prime Narrative Against Herzog’s Fifth Hypothesis

The Herzog article 's uncertainty hypothesis states that the author is addicted to this game skill to convey messages that do not exist, and that only uncertainty will delay all endings. Without endings, I can not explain or trust it absolutely. Herzog believes that in this uncertain situation, both Tim O'Brien and the moral, aesthetic, psychological and empirical categories of the authors are categorized through his work and the story of life (Herzog) introducing readers I believe it will be included.

Tim O'Brien was born on October 1, 1946 in Austin, Minnesota and moved to Worthington, Minnesota at the age of ten. O'Brien participated in a series of anti-war demonstrations in his town and found a shelter from all over the world at the county library. After graduating with honors at the University of McAlester in Sao Paulo in 1968, after obtaining a bachelor's degree, O'Brien was elected war. Although O'Brien opposed the war in all respects, he broke up with his family and friends, but he knew that he would be alienated, so he let him escape from the draft and let him travel to Canada. Upon arrival, O'Brien noticed that shameful conduct of these acts was not worth it, and he realized that it was drafted at home. From January 1969 to March 1970, under the direction of Lieutenant Jimmy Cross, he was elected the fifth battalion of the US Army, and the 46th Infantry was used as an infantry.

In Tim O'Brien's novel, when I died on the battlefield, a unique young man was considering the Vietnam War, but the feeling of the war at the time was better or worse, and many people in the United States were questioned It was. His draft idea led the reader to believe that he had duties and pressure in the Vietnam War. During basic training he remained skeptical. Finally, at his battle mission, we saw Tim in Vietnam, but it was not a spirit. , Thinking, decision