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J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye, written in 1951, is about longing for the simple truths of childhood, but ultimately struggling to cope with the issues that force a soul to grow. The book is psychologically arduous, as Salinger boldly travels deep into the mind of his protagonist, Holden Caulfield. Holden’s views regarding people are rather bitter and disparaging. Despite his loose-tongued narration, he recounts his many plights in New York City with a plaintive undertone. Though he dances with women, dates pretty girls, and drinks with old acquaintances, nothing eases his despair and loneliness. Likewise, nothing abolishes his thoughts that all those people are “phonies,” and it almost seems that the only thing keeping him around them is morbid fascination in their shallow behavior. As the novel progresses, however, Phoebe is introduced, and the reader witnesses something very important in Holden’s character. Essentially, Phoebe still retains the innocence and simple wisdom Holden subconsciously misses. They are the qualities that leave all humans in the process of growing up. His meeting with Phoebe forces him to realize how he is straying from his true self. Holden realizes that while he’s been deeming society fake, he’s been trying to find his place within it, and meanwhile letting a vague, superficial version of himself rise to the surface.
This novel does the meaningful job of revealing the truth behind all people. While the act of hiding one’s true self can be seen as an act of self-defense against others, it is essentially harmful to the soul. What makes this book unique is that it encompasses important life revelations over a short period of time, and from point of view of a teenage boy. The language and suggestive material in the novel (such as Sunny the prostitute and Holden’s drinking) deemed it provocative, to the point where the book was banned in many school curriculums. What the advocates of these book bans didn’t realize was that the “offe
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