Definition: Salinger was a writer known for his books about childhood, including "The Catcher in the Rye." He wrote extensively about children's literature, focusing on themes like innocence, morality, and moral decline. The word itself comes from the original German term "Salz," meaning salt, which he used as a metaphor for the salty and bitter nature of children's experiences.
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