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Analysis Of A. E. Housman's All Quiet On The Western Front

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People live experiences every day at different levels. They wake up, go to school, work or do any “routine” that they have, living a large amount of actions through the day, but some days became particularly different; you can be in a car accident, graduate from school, find out that your mother died, fight in war, or travel to exotic places. Those experiences stay with you and every person expresses the emotions of those experiences in different ways, some of them take pictures, paint or write. World War I left a massive amount of individuals with a traumatic suffer and a significant number of them decided to share it on paper. All quiet on the western front shows plenty of aspects around the war, one of them introduces us the idea of the lost generation and how they do not choose to be there, but they need to for their fatherland similar to the poem Here dead we lie by A. E. Housman.
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