Author: (USA) Joseph Heller
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: Catch-22 is renowned for its exceptional artistic achievements and is considered a classic masterpiece in the history of American literature, having exerted a direct influence on 20th-century writers such as Ernest Hemingway, William Faulkner, and John Dos Passos. The novel challenges the romanticized tradition of war by authentically depicting its profound impact on the human psyche and exposing the inherently absurd nature of war. This series of readers is written by renowned domestic scholars, who provide introductory essays and detailed Chinese annotations. The annotations identify the sources of various allusions in the original text and explain difficult passages. Through the introductory essays, readers can learn about the author's life, creative process, and the background of the work. The detailed annotations help readers better understand the text while improving their English language skills, transitioning from basic language acquisition to a higher-level learning that emphasizes both language and culture.
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