In approximately 1,000 words (but no less), pick the autobiography or film you liked the most from the class

In approximately 1,000 words (but no less), pick the autobiography or film you liked the most from the class. Please discuss why you chose this essay, how it spoke to you as a reader and what you learned from the autobiography.

Some additional questions to answer if you need more content (but not required if you don't):

1. What parts of war autobiographies were you most interested in?
2. Analyze how your attitude toward war has changed/not changed after reading different war autobiographies.
3. Examine how reading war autobiographies helped your individual perspective of war and those that fought the wars
4. Discuss the individual attitude of war autobiographies. Can war autobiographies be a reliable source or is it only from their individual perspective.

Finally, at the end of your reflective essay, I would like you to discuss if you will continue to read war autobiographies after this class is over. Why or why not? If you do decide to read further, what are some war autobiographies you would like to read next?

Readings from:

The Backwash of War by Ellen N. La Motte

A Rumor of War by Philip Caputo

The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien

Glory (the movie)

Just and Unjust Wars by Michael Walzer