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Hi! Welcome toTHE CATCHER IN THE RYEby J.D.SALINGERand Related Matters |
I have a very poor memory, but if a time came in which - like in Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 - some people started memorizing works of literature because other people had started burning them, I would most willingly volunteer to learn The Catcher in the Rye by heart. June 1, 2006: NOTE: I just saw the Making of Fahrenheit 451, and I was touched by what a critic said; she pointed out that the English expression "learn by heart" (a dead metaphor) actually implies something like love for the thing you learn - in this case, the book... |
The little lake near Central Park South where Holden Caulfield went to look for the ducks. In fact, the ducks are there in the background, but I'll have to admit it - you can hardly see them. |
(© Photo 1997 by Christiane Weckermann) |
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