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Catch-22 Study Guide

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by Joseph Heller
About 126 pages (37,865 words)
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1. Catch-22 is an allegory; that is, each character represents some human quality. List the major characters and their allegorical characteristics.

2. Yossarian's nickname is Yo-Yo. He marches backwards; he clings naked to a tree, only to be brought down by one of Milo's schemes. Examine how Heller uses details to build Yossarian into a symbol. What is Yossarian a symbol of?

3. The names of several other characters are also symbolic—names like Orr, Snowden, Scheisskopf, Mindbender. What is the effect.....

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