Teddy

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Teddy is a short story by J.D. Salinger that follows a spiritually precocious child whose philosophical insights unsettle the adults around him.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf short story
author J. D. Salinger
Jerome David Salinger
linked to: J. D. Salinger
countryOfOrigin United States
createdBy J. D. Salinger
exploresConcept Vedanta philosophy
linked to: Vedanta

Zen Buddhism
linked to: Zen

ego dissolution
non-attachment
predestination
firstPublishedIn The New Yorker
genre literary fiction
philosophical fiction
short story
hasCharacter Bob Nicholson
Booper McArdle
Mr. McArdle
Mrs. McArdle
Teddy McArdle
hasTheme child prodigy
conflict between spirituality and materialism
death
mysticism
reincarnation
spirituality
hasTone contemplative
unsettling
language English
literaryMovement postwar American literature
literaryStatus canonical Salinger short story
mainCharacter Teddy McArdle
Theodore McArdle
linked to: John McArdle
narrativePerspective third-person narration
notableFor ambiguous ending
depiction of a spiritually advanced child
philosophical dialogue
partOf J. D. Salinger short fiction
protagonistAge 10 years old
protagonistTrait philosophically insightful
spiritually precocious
publicationType magazine publication
setting ocean liner
ship at sea
targetAudience adult readers
workOf J. D. Salinger

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