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The Catcher and the Rye / Huckleberry Finn

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August 26, 2015

 

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(Bloom 6) The institution in which Bloom speaks of is nothing more then society. Society is what is believed to be the cause for the loss of innocence in children. Bloom has stated that a return to the childhood mindset would eliminate the social problems in which people suffer. This is unerringly why the cause of many physiological problems can be traced back to a problem or unsettlement in one's childhood...
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This is unerringly why the cause of many physiological problems can be traced back to a problem or unsettlement in one's childhood. (Bloom 7) The history of innocence continues further back in history as it is said that the first encounter of loss of innocence or "original sin" was from Adam and Eve when they ate the fruit of the forbidden tree...
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