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A literary critique is presented for the 20th-century American novel "The Grapes of Wrath," by John Steinbeck, focusing on its social call for economic reform within the U.S. agriculture sector during the New Deal era. Topics addressed include the narrative's portrayal of the migrant farmworker, its negative depiction of social oppression, and the landowner-worker relationship.

A literary criticism is presented of the novel "East of Eden" by John Steinbeck. It explores the masculine aspects of the character Cathy and her rejection of motherhood and marriage. Emphasis is given to topics such as heteronormative ideals, success in the male sphere of society, and traditional female roles.