A Self-Salvation Study of The Catcher in the Rye  

作　　者：邓凡丁[1] 陈于全 

机构地区：[1]安徽合肥解放军炮兵学院基础部外语教研室

出　　处：《科学时代》2009年第1期133-135,共3页SCIENCE TIMES

摘　　要：Self-salvation is a constant subject of Salinger's works. The protagonists in his novels usually fall into great pain and are in desperate need of relief, but they can always find extrication, either in the sincerity and innocence of children, or by escaping into a conceptual ideal world, or through compromise with the realistic society, and so on so forth. The Catcher in the Rye is a good example of this point.Self-salvation is a constant subject of Salinger's works. The protagonists in his novels usually fall into great pain and are in desperate need of relief, but they can always find extrication, either in the sincerity and innocence of children, or by escaping into a conceptual ideal world, or through compromise with the realistic society, and so on so forth. The Catcher in the Rye is a good example of this point.

关 键 词：execration loneliness salvation crisis 

分 类 号：G315[文化科学]