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'''Catch-22''' was a 1961 anti-war novel by Joseph Heller.  It deals with Armenian-American bombardier John Yossarian.  Yossarian is stationed on the Italian island of Pianosa during [[World War II]].  He attempts to get out of flying more combat missions by pretending to be crazy.  The problem is, only a sane man would want to get out of combat, therefore Yossarian cannot be considered crazy.

'''Catch-22''' is a humorous anti-war novel by Joseph Heller (1961).  It deals with Armenian-American bombardier John Yossarian.  Yossarian is stationed on the Italian island of Pianosa during [[World War II]].  He attempts to get out of flying more combat missions by pretending to be crazy.  The problem is, only a sane man would want to get out of combat, therefore Yossarian cannot be considered crazy.

The term 'catch-22' has come to mean an unwinnable situation.

The term 'Catch-22' has come to mean an unwinnable situation.

==References==

==References==

Heller, Joseph.  ''Catch-22''.  New York: Simon & Schuster, 1961.

Heller, Joseph.  ''Catch-22''.  New York: Simon & Schuster, 1961.