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寫文學課期末論文參考用讀瞭全本，除瞭最後一篇從心理學角度的分析有點抽象以外，其他的幾篇論文確實提供瞭很多新的思維和思考角度。想對麥田這本書有進一層理解的可以讀讀，會有很多新的視點。

Don't want to say I like the book. Read it because of its reputation, but I can't really be sympathetic with Holdem.

寫文學課期末論文參考用讀瞭全本，除瞭最後一篇從心理學角度的分析有點抽象以外，其他的幾篇論文確實提供瞭很多新的思維和思考角度。想對麥田這本書有進一層理解的可以讀讀，會有很多新的視點。

寫文學課期末論文參考用讀瞭全本，除瞭最後一篇從心理學角度的分析有點抽象以外，其他的幾篇論文確實提供瞭很多新的思維和思考角度。想對麥田這本書有進一層理解的可以讀讀，會有很多新的視點。

寫文學課期末論文參考用讀瞭全本，除瞭最後一篇從心理學角度的分析有點抽象以外，其他的幾篇論文確實提供瞭很多新的思維和思考角度。想對麥田這本書有進一層理解的可以讀讀，會有很多新的視點。

Edited by Jack Salzman, published by the press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge, reprinted 1993 Their rejection of the world’a corruptibility is meaningful primarily because they recognize their own corruptibility. But at least Kerouac‘ antihero k...

Edited by Jack Salzman, published by the press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge, reprinted 1993 Their rejection of the world’a corruptibility is meaningful primarily because they recognize their own corruptibility. But at least Kerouac‘ antihero k...

Edited by Jack Salzman, published by the press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge, reprinted 1993 Their rejection of the world’a corruptibility is meaningful primarily because they recognize their own corruptibility. But at least Kerouac‘ antihero k...

Edited by Jack Salzman, published by the press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge, reprinted 1993 Their rejection of the world’a corruptibility is meaningful primarily because they recognize their own corruptibility. But at least Kerouac‘ antihero k...

Edited by Jack Salzman, published by the press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge, reprinted 1993 Their rejection of the world’a corruptibility is meaningful primarily because they recognize their own corruptibility. But at least Kerouac‘ antihero k...