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In the Catcher in the Rye, Holden believes adults' only motivation to pursue a good profession in life is to be praised by others, and to be perceived as successful by their peers.

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Holden's main criticism is that the sole goal of adults are to be accepted and praised in society by thinking, behaving, and agreeing to society's materialistic beliefs.

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Holden believes that a person who wants to be accepted by society will only value money and status.

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Holdens belief on society is heavily impacted due to his father being a lawyer, for example they only do their job for money, fame, and admiration. 

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Holdens belief on society is heavily impacted due to his father being a lawyer, for example they only do their job for money, fame, and admiration. 

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Holden Caulfield, the main character of Catcher in the Rye, believes that society only does charitable acts for the admiration of others and isolates people who don't conform to their expectations of how people should act.

(P7 Group 8)

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In the Catcher in the Rye, Holden criticizes "phony's" who change their behavior and morals in order to gain a higher position in society

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Throughout The Catcher in the Rye, Holden's biggest critique of society is that most adults are phonies, like Mr. Haas, Ossenburger, and lawyers.

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Throughout The Catcher in the Rye, Holden criticizes people who are selfish and pretend to be nice.

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In J.D. Salinger's, "The Catcher in the Rye", Holden Caulfield critiques societal accountability and denounces materialism, shallowness, and insincerity in the adulthood neighboring phony human condition

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Holden Caufield criticizes the low intelligence/lack of insightfulness in many citizens of society and their heavy attachment to materialistic objects that society considers high value.

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Throughout the Catcher in the Rye, Holden was sent to many different schools, giving him the time and opportunities to observe and criticize adults who present themselves with a veneer of amiability and who are awash in shallowness.

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Holden doesn't like his parents because of their high-class status in society. Due to his upbringing, he believes that society is shallow and materialistic.   

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Holden doesn't like his parents because of their high-class status in society. Due to his upbringing, he believes that society is shallow and materialistic.   

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Holden believes that society is fake because their motivations are always self centered or their only wish is for money even at the expense of innocent people's lives

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Holden believes that society is fake because their motivations are always self centered or their only wish is for money even at the expense of innocent people's lives

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Holden refuses to shift to adulthood as he views the lifestyle as veneer because he believes that adults' actions are for recognition and money.

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Holden's judgmental personality makes him believe all lawyers and politicians are phonies and only care about materialistic things. 

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Holden's judgmental personality makes him believe all lawyers and politicians are phonies and only care about materialistic things. 

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As Holden ventures through society and interacts with different people, he criticizes peoples' desire to act in accordance with artificial conventions and the norms of adult professional life that make society hypocrites without them realizing it.

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Holden looks down upon those in society who he deems as materialistic and/or acts superior to lower classes but ultimately wants to live the life of those he criticizes.

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In The Catcher in the Rye, Holden shows skepticism towards those who act in a condescendingly kind way to richer, more esteemed-looking people, debating whether they are being genuine or not; he also shows skepticism towards those who use their money and material items to improve their social image. 

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In The Catcher in the Rye, Holden shows skepticism towards those who act in a condescendingly kind way to richer, more esteemed-looking people, debating whether they are being genuine or not; he also shows skepticism towards those who use their money and material items to improve their social image. 

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Holden caufield criticized upper class members in society to only respect other people for their social status, appearance, and achievements

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Two of Holden's social criticisms of society are the world is awash in materialism, shallowness, and insincerity, and also that they are hypocritical and deceptive.

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Two of Holden's social criticisms of society are the world is awash in materialism, shallowness, and insincerity, and also that they are hypocritical and deceptive.

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Holden Caufield believes that society values fake and material things and in order to fit in, people need to pretend to care about those things.

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Holden Caufield believes that society values fake and material things and in order to fit in, people need to pretend to care about those things.

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Holden Caulfield, a skeptical teenager who criticizes successful and wealthy lawyers who show-off and adults who judge based on attractiveness

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Holden criticizes how society only does actions for their own benefit, and wants people to admire and compliment them for their actions.

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Holden believes that adults in society work only for their own gain while maintaining a façade as a hero.

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Holden Caulfield criticizes that society is awash in insincerity, with adults focused more on external validation from society, rather than being true to their individuality.

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Holden Caulfield criticizes that society is awash in insincerity, with adults focused more on external validation from society, rather than being true to their individuality.

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Holden is dissatisfied with society because he believes most professional adults are too focused on accumulating wealth and obtaining higher social status.

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Holden is dissatisfied with society because he believes most professional adults are too focused on accumulating wealth and obtaining higher social status.

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Per 7 Group 6

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Holden Caulfield believes that people in society are insincere in their motives and attempt to gain something from their actions.

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In the critically acclaimed novel "The Catcher in the Rye", written by J.D. Salinger, one of Holden's social criticisms is how standards of conduct mold children into adults that pursue a high-paying job that receives praise and recognition and a specific style of life that is "phony".

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While some readers of Catcher in the Rye may think Holden Caulfield enjoys his lavish life, he disagrees with the phoniness and dishonesty behind it.

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While some readers of Catcher in the Rye may think Holden Caulfield enjoys his lavish life, he disagrees with the phoniness and dishonesty behind it.

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Holden believes society values money over morals and lacks individuality.

--P7, Group 6 (Elina come back --me/Kathy)

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Holden's criticisms of lawyers have been influenced by his viewings of their duplicitous behavior he deems as phony.

(P7 Group 5)

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Holden's rejection of society shows that     Holden believes that people in his society are driven by money and power.

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Holden Caulfield criticizes society's fake interactions where individuals value wealth and admiration as well as their focus on shallow topics like social status and whether or not they fit in.

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Holden Caulfield, the main character of J.D. Salinger’s critically acclaimed novel, The Catcher in the Rye, criticizes society, particularly adults’ tendency to be overly materialistic, disguise self-interest under a façade of amiability, and manipulate children to act in accordance with societal norms.

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Holden Caulfield, the main character of J.D. Salinger’s critically acclaimed novel, The Catcher in the Rye, criticizes society, particularly adults’ tendency to be overly materialistic, disguise self-interest under a façade of amiability, and manipulate children to act in accordance with societal norms.