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Alienation and it's relevance to Catcher in the Rye and The Grapes of Wrath

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The Joad family, upon their arrival in California, are estranged and avoided because they are labeled as "Oakies" on account of their origination from Oklahoma. They are regarded as dirty, unwanted people, on a quest to take advantage of prospering California. They are treated as though inferior mainly because of their socioeconomic status, which is considerably lower than the farmers of California...
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They are treated as though inferior mainly because of their socioeconomic status, which is considerably lower than the farmers of California. Though Holden Caulfield's alienation from others is intentional, while the Joad family is inadvertently segregated, the motif of isolation is still pertinent in both novels...
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