The Greatest Day

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June 1, 2015

 

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Mailer had little or no money, and was given one million-dollars to write the book. For Mailer the third week of July 1969 pointed toward an end"?a curious depression full of fevers, forebodings, and a general sense that the century was done-it had ended in the summer of 1969. " 1. Mailer's apocalyptic view of 1969 and the end of a century is a reoccurring theme behind Mailer's look at the United States Space Program and the flight of Apollo 11...
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Mailer can only see the political goals of going to the moon, not the romanticism and spirituality that surrounded it. Mailer saw the flight of Apollo 11 as a gigantic, technological achievement, but Mailer believes the technology was developed for all the wrong reasons. 2 Throughout the first few chapter Of a Fire on the Moon, the reader becomes aware of Mailer's stance on the United States Space Program, and Mailer's own political and personal beliefs...
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