Yale University
In "Why soldiers won't talk" Steinbeck argues that, under extreme stress, the body's natural reaction is to
a. Prepare to die
b. Dull its senses
c. Sharpen its senses
a. Prepare to die
b. Dull its senses
c. Sharpen its senses
b. Dull its senses
In the dullness all kinds of emphases change. Even the instinct for self-preservation is dulled so that a man may do things which are called heroic when actually his whole fabric of reaction is changed.
“Why Soldiers Won’t Talk”