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Teenage Escapism in "Catcher in the Rye" - Self-Analysis Essay

Dive into J.D. Salinger's "Catcher in the Rye" for a deep self-analytical essay. Explore teenage desires to escape and connect personal experiences. Follow the memo guidelines to complete the final draft and submit it with a structured order. Ensure to read up to chapter 8 by the specified date for understanding.

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Teenage Escapism in "Catcher in the Rye" - Self-Analysis Essay

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  1. AGENDA -Self Analyze Essay -Begin Catcher in the Rye Self analyze essay for content and editing. Read Catcher in the Rye for understanding and personal connection “All teenagers have this desire to somehow run away.” ~Joan Chen 14 & 15Nov. 2012

  2. Final Draft Memo11/14-15/2012 • Use half sheet of paper to complete Final Draft MEMO. • When you are done staple your paper in the following order: • Top: MEMO • 2nd: Final Draft • 3rd: 2nd draft • 4th: Yellow Revision/Edit sheet • 5th: 1st Draft • Turn in to basket, get Catcher in the Rye book, & sign out book on sign out sheet. Note condition. • Read up to chapter 8 by Monday 11/19/12.

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