Catcher in the Rye

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English

 

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Santiago M

 

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February 9, 2013

 

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Holden deals with handling adult situations and coming to terms with letting go of childhood. He wants to be older but hates the phoniness of the adult world that he sees all around him. He wants to protect other kids from having to grow up. A kind of perpetual Peter Pan. Teens will relate to him in the fact that he hates his parents' generation, their quaintness...
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He tries to challenge their ways but finds that all must in the end, grow up. Teachable about this novel would be the literary elements of theme, motif and symbolism. The themes in the novel are alienation as a form of self-protection, the painfulness of growing up, and the phoniness of the adult world...
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