Herzog is a novel by Saul Bellow about the mid-life crisis of Moses Herzog, an academic. Herzog is in a budding relationship with Ramona after his divorce with his second wife, Madeline. Moses often writes mental letters to people in his life (to whom he never actually sends the letters) mostly about his disappointment. He hears that Madeline's lover, Valentine, is mistreating his daughter, Junie and plans to kill him. However, after realizing this is not the truth, he abandons his murderous plan and begins to repair his life.
A Psychological Analysis of Moses Herzog in Relation to Letters He Writes In the book Herzog by Saul Bellow Moses Herzogs psychological state starts at a point from the beginning that is more absentminded and quickly progresses to a dangerously low point in his life until finally he has an epiphany of sorts and reaches an inner peace The inner workings of Herzogs mind are hidden within the letters he compulsively writes throughout the novel When analyzed the letters truly reveal the psychologic
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