J.D. Salinger’s has been one of the greatest inspirational writer ever existed. One of his novel “The Catcher in the Rye” has been overwhelming with his success which “tells a very complex and deep story of an interesting teenager, but [includes inappropriate] parts”. J.D. Salinger was “best known for not wanting to be famous, he was wanted desperately to maintain his privacy”. Unfortunately, his books were such a success that Salinger’s was forcing ,himself, the creator. Salinger’s life was about his work;it was mostly about searching the philosophy of his life. Salinger did not burst into the world with these power of observation,yet he sense out of his experience fully developed. In fact, he was rather more troubled than most writers. Salinger
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“ The Catcher in the Rye” was a challenged book. [Peter Shaw] “believes that many critics have been overly clinical in their assessment of Holden Caulfield, failing to take into account that adolescence is a time of dramatic mood swings”. However, he approached “schizophrenia...because he is dealing with two important [psychological mournings which is] the loss of his childhood and being in love”. Referring “of course to Salinger’s presentation” his temptation of his “modern life… Salinger urges us to believe is for the sensitive adolescent of our time” wrote Leslie Fledler. Although this novel was populated back in the 1951; this book was appeared to obscene for the language from the beginning, yet many adults called for it to be “banned”. Many people thought of Salinger’s as a “pathetic” and profoundly “disturbing” person as well the novel “The Catcher in the Rye”. Mostly on adults were offended by his books mostly because the language and the“sexuality” of the book tell itself. For example, here's one of the reason adults acknowledge why the book should be banned ““he say, in my mind,I'm probably the biggest sex maniac you ever saw””.(62). On the other occasion he recalls himself as an “exhibitionist” which shows “that he can be sadistic” also determined “by his own admission,sick”.
“ The Catcher in the Rye” was a challenged book. [Peter Shaw] “believes that many critics have been overly clinical in their assessment of Holden Caulfield, failing to take into account that adolescence is a time of dramatic mood swings”. However, he approached “schizophrenia...because he is dealing with two important [psychological mournings which is] the loss of his childhood and being in love”. Referring “of course to Salinger’s presentation” his temptation of his “modern life… Salinger urges us to believe is for the sensitive adolescent of our time” wrote Leslie Fledler. Although this novel was populated back in the 1951; this book was appeared to obscene for the language from the beginning, yet many adults called for it to be “banned”. Many people thought of Salinger’s as a “pathetic” and profoundly “disturbing” person as well the novel “The Catcher in the Rye”. Mostly on adults were offended by his books mostly because the language and the“sexuality” of the book tell itself. For example, here's one of the reason adults acknowledge why the book should be banned ““he say, in my mind,I'm probably the biggest sex maniac you ever saw””.(62). On the other occasion he recalls himself as an “exhibitionist” which shows “that he can be sadistic” also determined “by his own admission,sick”.