How did j.

d. salinger, in the catcher in the rye, depict the culture of the 1950s?

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24 June, 10:22

How did j.

d. salinger, in the catcher in the rye, depict the culture of the 1950s?

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Killian Clayton · Answer 1

JD Salinger, in The Catcher in the Rye, depicted the culture of the 1950s as a time when the younger generations were subject to strict rules as a result of the end of World War II. In the book, the main character is threatened to be sent to a military school which is very similar to Salinger's real life experience.

How did j.d. salinger, in the catcher in the rye, depict the culture of the 1950s?

How did j.

d. salinger, in the catcher in the rye, depict the culture of the 1950s?