It’s an analysis of the Novel—The Trial by Kafka. The analysis proceeds on dissecting literary, political, psychological and philosophical content of the novel.

It’s a collection of new idioms. The idioms got their source from Literature, Media, Politics and the Bible.

It’s an analysis of The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens. The analysis undertakes the literary, psychological and philosophical contents of the novel.

It’s an analysis of Hemingway’s Old Man and the Sea. The analysis probes the literary, psychological and philosophical contents of the novel.

It’s an analysis of Freud’s interpretation of dreams. The analysis embarks on dreams produced by sensory and organic stimuli and also hypermnesic dreams. I have also explained Freudian concepts like displacement and condensation.

It’s an analysis of James Joyce’s Ulysses. The analysis interprets the literary quality and depth of the novel. The analysis also takes insight of the psychological portrayal.

It is a collection of idioms. The idioms had their inspiration from the Bible, Media, History and contemporary life.

It’s an analysis of Dostoevsky’s novel—-The Idiot. The analysis dissects the literary, religious and philosophical content of the novel.

It’s an analysis of Ricoeur’s: Rule of the metaphor. The essay traces the evolution of the metaphor from Hellenic Greece to the romantic period and then on to modernism and postmodernism. The metaphor in modern and postmodern times made deep intrusions into philosophy, semantics, sociology and psychology.

It’s an assorted collection of idioms. These idioms have their inspiration from the Bible. Politics and contemporary culture.

It is a collection of idioms, I have coined idioms from History, Politics, Religion and contemporary culture. These idioms are applicable to contemporary culture.

It’s an analysis of Alvin Toffler’s Third Wave. There were three waves of civilization starting from the agricultural, then proceeding to the industrial and finally the technological society.