从分析主人公霍尔顿的心理世界来分析《麦田的守望者》获得成功的原因。如虞

From the analysis of Holden's psychological world to analyze the causes of "The Catcher in the Rye" success. Such as Yu Jianhua believe that the novel caters to American youth in the 1950s ambivalence among the "find a way" and the plight of "no way out", the young Holden reflects the widespread disappointment every 50 years, loneliness and world-weary mood. Wei Yan, "the three characteristics of the postmodern narrative text" ( "Nanjing Normal University" 2001 4) From the narrative point of view of "The Catcher in the Rye" form of language, narrative perspective, narrative, that "Catcher Rye "with the popularization of the language ablation boundaries of high culture and popular culture, to erase the boundaries between art and life, and young people from a unique perspective to observe the world, has become a classic of modern narrative text later.

From the analysis of the hero Holden's psychological world to analyze the "wheat field watchman" the reasons for the success. As Yu Jianhua believes that the novel caters to the ambivalence of the 1950s American youth in the dilemma of "finding a way out" and "no way out", Holden embodies the general disappointment, loneliness and world-weariness of every 50's youth. Wei Yan's "The Three Characteristics of Postmodern Narrative Text" (Nanjing Shiuniversity University Journal, No. 4 of 2001) analyzes the language form, narrative perspective and narrative mode of "The Watchman of the Wheatfield" from the perspective of narrative, and thinks that "The Watchman of the Wheatfield" melts the boundaries between the elegant culture and the popular culture in popular language. It erases the boundaries between art and life, and observes the world from the perspective of the unique youth, and becomes a classic of postmodern narrative text.

From the analysis of the protagonist Holden's psychological world to analyze the reasons for the success of Catcher in the rye. For example, Yu Jianhua believes that the novel caters to the contradictory psychology of American youth in the 1950s in the dilemma of "finding a way out" and "no way out". Holden embodies the general disappointment, loneliness and pessimism of every youth in the 1950s. Wei Yan's three features of postmodern narrative text (Journal of Nanjing Normal University, No. 4, 2001) analyzes the language form, narrative perspective and narrative mode of Catcher in the rye from the perspective of narratology, and holds that catcher in the rye melts the boundary between elegant culture and popular culture with popular language, and erases the boundary between art and life from unique youth It has become a classic work of postmodern narrative text to observe the world from the perspective of.<br>