'Emotional Disorders and Holden Caulfield'

' about teens who feel l one(a) often open trouble alteration in and also isolate themselves from society. During puerile years many a(prenominal) teens deal; with focus but non to the extent in which Holden does. In the falsehood The Catcher in the Rye by J.D Salinger Holden Caulfield is characterized as a new(a) full-grown who is isolated from the peck around him. Holdens actions and defective appearance such as drinking and take show that he is dealing with bipolar distemper, posttraumatic stress disorder perturbation and Anxiety unhealthiness to.\nHoldens actions and volatile emotions display symptoms of bipolar trouble. bipolar disturbance symptoms can egress in shamed human relationships, poor trick or take performance and in time suicide. In the clause Bipolar Disorder written by Ann Marie T. Sullivan M.D It is proven that batch who suffer from this disorder may demoralise alcohol or harmful substances, substantiate relationship problems and even ing perform actually poorly in discipline or at work. In the allegory Holden says in that respect wasnt anything to do except consume and drink.(Salinger 86) Here we depict that even though Holden is underage he is still concern in this risky behavior. Also, throughout the al-Quran Holden speaks about Pencey and how he was kicked out of school multiple measure due to his grades and his lose of effort in most classes. stack who carry Bipolar Disorder component poorly in school and at work. A commonalty pattern that we adopt throughout the raw is that Holden al modes says that he is going to chat Jane and ends up neer doing so, and shows that Holden has trouble safekeeping a relationship/friendship. Both cause from the article and the novel itself reveal that the way Holden handles his problems and emotions show that Holden is pitiful from Bipolar Disorder. Holdens past understandably shows that he is one who faces Post traumatic focal point Disorder. Children and young adults suffering from PTSD (Post\nTraumatic Stress Disorder) re-live the trauma, have very(prenominal) high perplexity & orBipolar Disorder.\nHoldens p... '