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This document lists various works that feature non-conforming or sophisticated characters in societies that discourage knowledge or free thinking such as Fahrenheit 451, West Side Story, and Lord of the Flies. It also lists topics like civil disobedience, non-conformist music, and Native American poetry that explore being an outsider.
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