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Feminism - This book fails the Bechdel test. There is not one instance in this book where a woman talks to another woman about something other than a man. The only woman in the book that has dialogue ironically turns into more of a man than her boyfriend.

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Marxist Critique
The narrator, Claudia, expresses how rough her life was being in the lower class. She compared houses, clothes, and happiness to the upper class. Claudia compares wealthy white people to poor black people. The author, Toni, covers the topics of racial inequality and the errors of economic society.

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Id and Superego can be applied to many of the characters in my novel.  Id applies to the protagonist; he is very driven to get to a deeper meaning in life and has little regard for rules, breaking the law many times.  Superego applies to the mother in the family; she is very rule-oriented and wants to please all of the lawmakers throughout the book.

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Feminism
1984 only has one female character that speaks more than a few lines of dialogue and she is Winston’s love interest. Her name is Julia, but the reader is never aware of her last name or much about her life. She and Winston only meet for the purpose of sex and this is made abundantly clear by Julia and Winston themselves.  She is portrayed as a rebel of the society (or she thinks she is) but becomes uninterested whenever Winston tries to explain the deeper meaning of Ingsoc. 1984 also fails the Bechdel test miserably.

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The head in this book is without a doubt Clara. She can see the past and future, she had predicted the horrible earthquake and knew of her husbands terrible past that he hid from her. She has these visions and is so wise. The heart in this book is Clara's daughter Blanca. She is a hopeless romantic who fell in love with the poor servant boy that her father Esteban has been determined to kill. She has a heart of goal but also knows what life is all about and what she wants in it. The will is definitely Esteban, Clara's husband. He is the "patron" of this country village and if something doesn't go his way there is usually and tantrum awaiting. He is controlling and has done awful things in his youth from taking advantage of this power that he brought onto himself.

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The author is trying to portray the message that people have the capacity to be resilient and compassionate. He does this by putting the characters through many obstacles that they over come by developing relationships with others.

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Head- Lieutenant Jimmy Cross is the head because of he was drafted like many others and is very dedicated and committed to the war effort. I believe he sees the war as a job that he is required to "get done"
Heart- I believe the narrator, Tim O'Brian is the heart because he believes in war there are no winners
Will- I think the will could be Lieutenant Jimmy Cross again because of how serious he takes the war

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Marxist Critique- In the book you can definitely tell there is class structure and that there is conflict between the lower and upper class. The upper class in the book is Rafael Leonidas Trujillo. Trujillo is the leader of a dictatorship. The Mirabal sisters and many others however do not agree and are trying to "take over/overthrow" Trujillo. In the book it talks about how Trujillo says that the church and the Mirabal sisters are in his way. This is a very direct conflict between the upper and lower class. I think that the author obviously does not agree with a dictatorship and the economic society.

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I could use the heart, head, and will or the feminist perspective for this book. There are many characters with a variety of different personalities that could match up to the heart, head, and will perspective. I could also take the feminism approach because a lot of the main characters in this book are females and they all have very different ways of living.

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Winston shows a great deal of id in this book. He constantly acts against the Party and against Big Brother. He is very driven to go against his society impulsively, which makes him a fantastic example of an id character.

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Lord of the Flies is about basic human nature. The first thing that the kids do when they find out they are alone is they choose a leader. They need someone to lead them, an athority figure. It also plays into our flight of fight instincts. Several of the boys go with the fight approtch and learn how to survive on the island, like the instinct to hunt and gather food. While the others try to escape, by making a signal fire.

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I would analyze this book using psychoanalysis. Winston is a great example of an Ego character. There are times throughout the novel that Winston is better represented as an Id character. Although there are also instances that he would be defined as a Super Ego character. In my opinion, he bounces between the two throughout the novel, which is why I believe that he is  best defined as an Ego character

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The head of this story is for sure Piggy. He is the head of the story because he is the brains of the story. He thinks everything through and tells Ralph what to do that is good. The heart of the story is Ralph because he is the brave leader of the group. Everyone in this story tends to look up to him.

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This book has a many complex characters so I will use psychoanalysis to break down each main character.  They all possess an interesting background story who made them who they are.

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I would use Heart, Head, and Will. I would use my main Character Yossarian for heart because he cares about everyone that dies during his missions. I would use Milo as Head because He runs a crime syndicate makes a ton of money and stays out of the missions because he pays everyone off. And then i would use the Chaplin as will because no matter what happens he tries to believe in his faith and tries to find the good in everyone especially when people give up.

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In the book all the kings men, I believe that the main character Willie Stark can relate to Head, Heart, and Will. The main character is a cynical social liberalist in the South so it should be pretty easy to figure out his motives throughout the book

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Head, Heart, and Will - Within The Catcher in the Rye, Holden struggles with school, family, friends, etc. Whether he realizes it or not, he uses his heart to deal with his decisions throughout the book. Even though he doesn't understand, his emotions are complex and they influence everything he does.

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I will use psychoanalysis because the main character wants to be happy and free from society. The society wants to control every aspect of their lives both physically and emotionally.

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Head, Heart, & Will- The Bell Jar talks about Esther's breakdown that leads her to committing suicide. Heart, will, and head will be easy to relate to my book because it goes in depth about her psychological state.

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This book has so many strong female characters who are suppressed or abused by men. That being said, I believe that this book is a great representation of feminism.

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In the book, Lord of the Flies, Ralph is a combination of heart and will because he is the leader of the group of kids and he shows empathy to Piggy. Jack is also a combination of heart in will but in a different way. He is heart because he is easily angered and is very driven to hunt. Piggy is head and heart because he is able to think and use his head and he is also emotional and can have his feelings hurt.

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The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger is the perfect book to psychoanalyze, as it focuses heavily on the thoughts of it's main character, Holden. He is primarily driven by his Id, making many actions instinctively. He only sometimes expresses he Ego, or connection with reality, preferring to live in his head. Holden also shows Superego, purchasing a record for his sister.

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Psychoanalysis - In Crime and Punishment Raskolnikov can easily be seen as the Id and Ego character. He lacks Superego as he is not one to stick to rules and regulations.

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Drew Atwood - Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

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Drew Atwood - Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

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Head, heart, and will
Tom is constantly reading books and always wants to make up games. He doesn't like it when people tell him his games are fake. Head, heart, and will could be applied to Tom in the book Huck Finn.

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Evi Culter-One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest

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Evi Culter-One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest

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Symbolize:
The fog symbolizes a lack of insight and reality. When Bromden starts to slip away from reality or out of fear he hallucinates fog appearing in  the ward. Another one is about the combine  patients such as Bromden controlled and kept in by a lock and a key.

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Feminism:
Within Dante's The Inferno there aren't a lot of female characters and usually when Dante does decide to interact with them they only ever talk about men. For example Francesca was in the 2nd ring of hell because of her affair  but she still talks about how she loved her side hoe. "Alone we were and without any fear..."

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Head- Celie has to convince herself that her husband loves her. She convinces herself that her sister is gone because she does not recieve any letters from Nettie.
Heart- Celie misses her sister. When she finds the letters in her husbands car she does not know what emotions she is feeling.
Will- She has to stop herself from killing her husband because she is so mad at him for everything he has done to her.

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Psychoanalysis: Out of all of the boys who became stranded on the island, half can be given the "id" character title. The main character who represents the id characteristic would be Jack Merridew. He embodies the selfishness and impulsiveness of the id. There are others as well, such as Ralph and Roger.

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For the psychoanalysis of this book the majority of the characters fit the Id trait. The character that I feel demonstrates this characteristic the most is Jack, but in different ways I also think that Roger demonstrates the Id characteristic too.

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Beowulf in his adventures would mainly be considered an Id. However, after becoming king of Denmark, he shifts to become more of an ego. Yet, he still gravitates towards Id. In general it is hard to compare Beowulf to this literary analysis terms because there is not much personal emotion shared in the book.

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Head- Frederick Bhaer is a German professor that helps Jo with her writing. Later, he marries Jo.
Heart- Laurie falls in love with Jo, but Jo does not think that they would be a good match. Laurie begins to see Amy as a beautiful young lady instead of a child and marries Amy.
Will- Jo follows her dreams and becomes a writer. Jo works hard daily to better her writing and get published.

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Feminism: In the book there are all men working on the farm. Once woman is involved in the story at all and she's the wife of one of the men in charge of the farm. She's not allowed to do things that the other men do and her husband only wants her to stay at the house and she has to obey. This is evident of the time period in which this book is set where women were treated less than and disrespected.

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Psychoanalysis of Robert Cohn
Throughout the novel Robert is often driven to do things based upon his insecurities, such as: he travels to make himself feel like he is actually living a great life, not just pretending to have one. He has a lot of insecurity that centers around the fact that he did not fight in the war and his male travel companions did and he feels like he must measure up to them so he often over-performs. His central desire is to love and be loved, he wants reciprocated attention from everyone in his life such as Lady Brett and when he doesn't receive that he tends to pretend it never happened at all.

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Feminism - The female characters in this book are not strong. Instead, they seem to fall into common stereotypical roles of helping men or acting as a caretaker.

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Head: Ellen Dean - The housekeeper Mrs. Dean is very knowledgeable about what happens within Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange. She is also essentially the narrator of the story.
Heart: Catherine Earnshaw - Catherine is very emotional and dramatic and lets her emotions control her.
Will: Heathcliff - Heathcliff is a very determined man and will do anything to get what he wants. His sole purpose in life is to be with Catherine and exact revenge on his enemies.

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Head - Some of the handmaids including Offred, servants, and angels (guards) pretend to follow the beliefs of Gilead in order to survive. They known that the beliefs are not right in their heart, but choose to think with their head in order to survive.
Heart - Memories from Offred's past come to her often, causing her to miss her husband and daughter greatly. She thinks about her husband and daughter often and wishes to find a way to return to them.
Will - Offred knows that she has flashbacks from the past come to her, she must focus on the present. She must be careful in order to stay alive and hopefully find her family again.

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The author of Gulliver's Travels asks whether or not physical power or moral righteousness should be the factor of social life.

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Psychoanalysis- In Foundation, Salvor Hardin could be seen as an ego character. He is driven by the foundation and beliefs of the great Hari Seldon. Whatever he did, he was trying to achieve the goal of preserving the empire. He was very organized but not necessarily bound by the rules. He always had the bigger picture in mind.

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Psychoanalysis- In Foundation, Salvor Hardin could be seen as an ego character. He is driven by the foundation and beliefs of the great Hari Seldon. Whatever he did, he was trying to achieve the goal of preserving the empire. He was very organized but not necessarily bound by the rules. He always had the bigger picture in mind.

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Feminism:
The book, Les Miserables, does not pass the Bechdel Test. The women throughout the book only speak of marriage and who they love, excluding Fantine after she gives birth to her daughter, Cosette. Fantine cares deeply for her daughter but is unable to care for her, so Fantine has an innkeeper give her daughter a roof over her head.

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Head - Starbuck, a devoutly religious man and first mate of the Pequod. His ultimate goal is to keep the crew safe from Ahab's obsession with the white whale.
Heart- Ishmael is the narrator of this story. He explores not only his own emotions but the collective emotion of the crew.
Will- Ahab's will to kill the animal who took his leg drives the entire story. His determination influences the crew in good and bad manners

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This book is about the basic human principals.

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The character that represents the ¨Id¨ personality the best is the main character, Bigger Thomas. He is selfish towards his family and does not take any of their needs into consideration. He is also impulsive and acts without thinking in several situations, which causes trouble.

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Shayley Dunavant - Little House on the Prairie

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Shayley Dunavant - Little House on the Prairie

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The narrator of the book is a  girl named Laura. Since the story is told from her perspective, we see the world through a young girls eyes.