What is Eric Jens Petersen's view on Patriotism in his story Who Called You Here?

Answer 1

Petersen seems to be commenting that all of these soldiers have a "fatherland," and are willing to fight for it on principle, although they have no idea who sent them there or why.

Answer 2

Eric Jens Petersen explores the complexities of patriotism in his story "Who Called You Here." He raises questions about blind loyalty to one's country and suggests that true patriotism involves critical reflection and a willingness to confront uncomfortable truths about one's nation. By depicting characters who grapple with conflicting loyalties and moral dilemmas, Petersen encourages readers to reconsider simplistic notions of patriotism.