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The Catcher in the Rye ——By J.D. Salinger Data: Lin Junqiao, Hou Tiantian PPT: Zhang Haoyuan Speakers: Wang Binping Xu Meng Contents The Author Plots＆Characters Writing Style＆ThemesBeautiful SentencesComments The Author Jerome David Salinger （1919?– 2010） American writer, Short story writer, novelist Educated in Ursinus College, New York University, Columbia University Won acclaim early in life Achieved great success because of The Catcher in the Rye The Catcher in the Rye Published in 1951. among the 100 best English-language novels from 1951-2005 Frequently challenged in the United States for its liberal use of profanity(亵渎语言) and portrayal of sexuality. Deals with complex issues of identity, belonging, connection and alienation. Other Works 1. Nine Stories?(1953) A Perfect Day for Bananafish (1948) Uncle Wiggily in Connecticut (1948) Just Before the War with the Eskimos (1948) The Laughing Man (1949) Down at the Dinghy (1949) For Esmé—with Love and Squalor (1950) Pretty Mouth and Green My Eyes (1951) De Daumier-Smiths Blue Period (1952) Teddy (1953) 2.Three Early Stories?(2014) The Young Folks (1940) Go See Eddie (1940) Once a Week Wont Kill You (1944) Holden was a boy taller than his peers and was dismissed from school four times. After experiencing a lot of things, he gradually realized that as a human being. It is impossible that one can isolate from each other no matter how serious you are fed up with the world. You have no choice but to adjust it. So Holden decided to become a catcher in the real world. The Plots A sixteen-year-old American boy His characters——alienation, cynical, yearning for individuality , escape from reality, rebellious. Holden Caulfield Writing Style Subjective Critical Old - term of familiarity or endearment. Phony – superficially acting a certain way only to change what others think of you That killed me – I found that hilarious or astonishing Flit – h