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The current paper proposes to tangentially examine the works of Joseph Heller which present the brutalizing and unhinging impact of authoritative powers on person whose rational survival was compromised by these preposterous composed systems. The purpose of the examination is to lay emphasis on the fact that the authors composing during these times of social disturbance responded to the unfortunate incongruities of American life somehow. Thus the paper proposes to arrive at how Heller regarded that "entire society is nuts" andhow he embarked to look for a response to the essential inquiry, "What does a normal man do in a crazy society?"