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The Catcher in the Rye Pre-Reading Information

Unit Objectives Analyze –Symbolism –Theme –Style –Characterization While Reading: –List the characters, the pages in which they first appear, and a short description of who they are –List the symbols, the pages in which they appear, and brainstorms what they mean

Style Stream of Consciousness A style of writing where the narrator seems to be putting his thoughts down, unedited, as quickly as they come into his head

Genres Buildungsroman A novel of initiation; growing up

Genres Picaresque novel Picaro Realistic in manner, episodic in structure, usually satiric in aim Story about a picaro Spanish for “ rogue ” Character from low-life, living on his wits, and at odds with society (feels like an outcast or outsider) Usually a static character despite the long succession of his adventures

Topics for Themes Innocence Family Loss Betrayal Alienation Adolescence Maturity

Tracking Symbols 1.Ducks 2.Red hunting hat 3.Jane 4.Checkers 5.Allie ’ s baseball mit 6.Phoebe 7.Missing glove 8.“ Little Shirley Beans ” record 9.Museum 10.F-You 11.Carousel 12.Catcher in Rye

Settings: Pencey Prep

Setting: the train

Setting: New York City

New York City