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Anonymous users2024-02-06A train slowly pulled out of Berlin, filled with women and children, barely a sturdy man in sight. In one of the carriages, a gray-haired veteran of the wartime reservists sat a frail and sickly old woman. Apparently she was meditating alone, and the travelers heard her counting at the rock
One, two, three......The sound drowned out the "click" of the wheels. After a pause, she repeated the count from time to time. When the two little girls saw this strange move, they pointed their fingers and laughed without thinking.
An old man glanced at them fiercely, and then the carriage fell silent.
One, two, three......The delirious old woman repeated. The two little girls snickered again. At this time, the gray-haired reserve veteran straightened up and spoke.
Mademoiselle," he said, "you probably won't laugh any more when I tell you that this poor lady is my wife." We just lost three sons who died in the war. Now it's my turn to go to the front myself.
Before I can go, I'm going to have to put their mother in Arkham Asylum. ”
There was a terrible silence in the carriage.
Note: "In Berlin" is a miniature ** written by American writer Olell. It reflects the harm that war has brought to the people and the author's disgust with war and his desire for peace.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Between the two world wars, the most prominent writers were mainly Hemingway.
1899-1961), his The Sun Also Rises (1926) is a masterpiece of the "Lost Generation". Fitzgerald's (1896-1940) Paradise on Earth
1920) and The Great Gatsby
1925) also sang a lament for disillusionment with the "American Dream."
Second world war.
After that, American literature was extremely complex, and various modernist literatures came into being. Mailer (1923—) wrote War ** The Naked and the Dead (1848) and published the manifesto of American existentialism in The White Negro (1959). In the late 50s and 60s of the 20th century, there was an iconoclastic "Beat Generation" in the United States.
His representative works include the long poem "Howl" (1956) by Ginsburg (1926—) and "On the Road" by Kairuak (1922—).
1957）。In the 60s of the 20th century, black humor was still popular in the United States, using a comical tone to write tragic scenes to expose the irrationality of the world. Heller's (1923—) Catch-22
1961) and Vonnegut (1922—) in Slaughterhouse No. 5 (1969) both exposed the inhumanity of war. Absurdist theatre is represented in the United States by Albi (1928—), whose Tales from the Zoo (1959), American Dream (1961), and Seascape (1975) express a rejection of Western social values.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04War and Memories (4 Volumes) [US] Herman Walker People's Literature Publishing House War (1-3) Herman Walker Shi Xianrong Hannah's Suitcase [Plus] Karen Lewin Linda Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House War Herman Walker Wang Yangle People's Literature Publishing House "Catch-22" is a masterpiece of American black humor literature and is known as a classic work of contemporary American literature.
Black humor emerged in the sixties and is one of the most important literary genres in contemporary American literature.
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