Jack Kerouac was an<em> American novelist</em> who supported<em> "iconoclasm</em>," a social belief that focuses on the destruction of icons used for political or religious reasons. So, this means that<u> he wasn't a symbol of American conformity but was a voice against it.</u>
He wrote the book entitled "On the Road," which was based on his travel across the United States with his friends. The book portrayed the characters of <em>Sal Paradise</em> and <em>Dean Moriarty </em>and their boundless American freedom as they drove with no exact journey. His book clearly celebrated "freedom" and individuality."
