Essays on All Quiet On The Western Front

According to Dictionary.com, the definition of the word one dimensional is having no depth or scope. Paul Baumer, the narrator of All Quiet on the Western Front can be considered to be a one dimensional character. Although the narrator of the book is the one who describes the feelings of the book, actually Paul is…

Although one soldier claims that they are no longer young because the war has made them old, the young soldiers reaction to events around them show that they are still young men. All Quiet on the Western Front is, ultimately, a novel about a group of soldiers and their attempts to show their maturity through…

Although they bear some minor similarities, the differences between All Quiet on the Western Front written by Erich Maria Remarque and Unbroken reveal how the effects of war can drastically change the people involved in it and how they think. At the beginning of the book, Paul and Muller visit Kimmerich in the hospital because…

Human nature is one of the most abstract and widely debated concepts, yet even the most unethical people realize that war can destroy a person. However, many individuals and corporations do little to combat this. In fact, The American Leion Magazine in 1923 once stated, “Until Americans reach college they should not be exposed to…

According to the specific evidence from Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front, World War I affect Paul and his friends by distancing from most of society and the loss of a young person’s innocence. In the first development, Paul and his friends are shown to become disconnected from everyone in society who were not…