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Holden seemed to stand for young people everywhere, who felt themselves beset on all sides by pressures to grow up and live their lives according to the rules, to disengage from meaningful human connection, and to restrict their own personalities and conform to a bland cultural norm. Many readers saw Holden Caulfield as a symbol of pure, unfettered individuality in the face of cultural oppression...
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Many readers saw Holden Caulfield as a symbol of pure, unfettered individuality in the face of cultural oppression.
In the same year that The Catcher in the Rye appeared, Salinger published a short story in The New Yorker magazine called "A Perfect Day for Bananafish," which proved to be the first in a series of stories about the fictional Glass family...
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