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Salinger’s “Teddy”(1953) in Nine Stories is the first chance to meet Orientalized persona by a Zen koan, which is “We know the sound of two hands clappings. But what is the sound of one hand clapping?” “Teddy” is composed of a dialogue between the ten-year-old child prodigy Teddy McArdle and a skeptical education professor Bob Nicholson. Though some critics saw the title character of Teddy as an obnoxious, psychotic brat. a astute reader recognized that Salinger was sympathetic to Teddy’s a Vedantic vision of life, and later critics recognized that God-seeker Teddy is the prototype from the re-designed Seymour in the Glass Family Series. Meditation is a direct challenge to our narrow rationalistic habits, and education also should be based on meditation since Zen is an anti-rational Buddhist sect which means meditation. and koan is central to the Zen practice. Accordingly Salinger’s Oriental religious ideas have made him an important figure showing Teddy’s reincarnation in the Oriental religion,
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/ / Time. (February 7, 2011) : 45 ~ 47
Alsen, Eberhard / 2002 / A Reader’s Guide to J. D. Salinger / Greewood Press
Bryant, James E / 1986 / A Reading of Salinger’s “Teddy / American Literature XI : 352 ~ 369
French, Warren / 1976 / J. D. Salinger / Twayne Publishers
French, Warren / 1988 / J. D. Salinger / Twayne Publishers
Alsen, Eberhard / 2002 / A Reader’s Guide to J. D. Salinger / Greewood Press
Bryant, James E / 1986 / A Reading of Salinger’s “Teddy / American Literature XI : 352 ~ 369
French, Warren / 1976 / J. D. Salinger / Twayne Publishers
French, Warren / 1988 / J. D. Salinger / Twayne Publishers
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