Gottschall hit a homerun with this chapter with me. One of
the things that stood out to me the most was that Hitler liked plays from
Wagner. This was a first for me when I found that out. Because I knew that
Hitler was trying to become an art master and was kicked out of school for it
and later down the road became the leader of Germany. One thing that Gottschall
goes on is that he dehumanize Hitler. Anyone in their right mind would agree
that Hitler was evil but before he did what he did nobody talks about it. I can
understand that but sometimes talking about what they did is not a reason why
they did what they did. With reading nonfiction I find it hard sometimes to
believe what the person has put in their book because I could be reading
another book from someone else and what if they both have different ancers then
what. With me being in the military I was able to get for Christmas last year
about 4-5 military books that former soldiers written about serving overseas. I
found most of the things that they have put in those book to be as real as they
could make it without having live rounds fly over your head. With fiction
I can get lost in that all day long. With
the Halo book series that help create the video games that changed a lot of
ways video games are played. Even with our fiction movies have done that as
well look at Avengers. It takes 4 different movie carters and has them all in a
movie fighting to keep our world safe. Gottschall
makes a claim that we can be influenced by stories. I know that there are times when I am reading
a good fiction or nonfiction and it makes me what to go do what they are doing.
For my research project I am still
looking but I am hoping to find one that I can use to show that in the history
of time stories from former military battles or leaders have caused soldiers to
do better.
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