DAN BROWN’S “ANGELS AND DEMONS”- A REPRESENTATION OF THE CULTURE AND PSYCHE OF THE 21ST CENTURY

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It is not overstated today to say that justification is more important than justice itself. Perceptions and the capacity to influence those perceptions are the dominant factors today. This study paper tries to highlight the numerous layers of perceptions that are shown in Dan Brown’s book Angels and Demons, depending on a culture and its belief system. The paper’s goal is to examine how two different historical eras’ cultures impacted people’s psyches, and it accomplishes this goal by focusing on the novel’s main characters. The novel covers all the logics and possibilities that can result in a persuasive response to problems that are thought to be only a part of ancient myth thanks to its ingenious plot structure. Robert Langdon, the main character, clarifies and investigates the illuminati myth; Vittoria Vetra, with her cutting-edge inventions, illustrates the value of science in human life; and Carlo Ventresca, Camerlengo, studies the numerous facets of the power of science. Religion that controls human nature. The author expertly paints a portrait of the modern human mind through each of these people. In this research study, we attempt to analyze this representation and its applicability to the Justification Hypothesis.

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