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    Ready Reference Treatise: Herzog
    Ready Reference Treatise: Herzog
    Ready Reference Treatise: Herzog
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    Ready Reference Treatise: Herzog

    By Raja Sharma

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    Mosses Herzog is the protagonist and the central character of the novel “Herzog.” Though the story has a narrative plot, most of the important action develops in the mind of the protagonist.

    Moses Herzog is a middle aged man; he is a college professor; he has temporarily become the resident of his country home in the Berkshire. With the course of time, during his teaching career, Moses has developed a habit of writing letters. Surprisingly, he never sends those letters. He writes letters to his family, his friends, his acquaintances, various scholars, writers, and even to the people who have already died. A major part of the novel is given to these letters.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRaja Sharma
    Release dateJun 18, 2012
    ISBN9781476446172
    Ready Reference Treatise: Herzog
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    Raja Sharma

    Raja Sharma is a retired college lecturer.He has taught English Literature to University students for more than two decades.His students are scattered all over the world, and it is noticeable that he is in contact with more than ninety thousand of his students.

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      Ready Reference Treatise - Raja Sharma

      Ready Reference Treatise: Herzog

      Raja Sharma

      Copyright@2012 Raja Sharma

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      Chapter 1: Introduction

      There is very little known exactly about Saul Bellow’s personal information. It is known that Saul Bellow was born Solomon Bellows in Lachine, Quebec on 10th of June, in 1915.

      It is well known to the literary world that Saul Bellow often turns down interviewers and does not talk much in front of reporters and interviewers. Once, a famous journalist, Nina Steers, said that Saul Bellow’s date of birth was the only sure information about him. Saul Bellow has always been very reserved and he has always kept his personal life very private. However, over the years, many curious minds have explored and dug out a few facts of his life.

      Saul Bellow’s parents were poor Russian Jews. Since he was born in a highly religious family, Saul Bellow began reading the Old Testament from his childhood and he grew up learning Hebrew and Yiddish languages. Saul Bellows mother was a very devoted mother and she wanted that her children should become Talmudic scholars.

      It is noted that Saul Bellow’s father was involved in illicit trade of bootlegging. He was an importer of banned products. Since he had started tasting the new found money through his business, he wanted that his children should also take advantage of those economic opportunities and they should become professionals.

      In his book Herzog, Saul Bellow has presented the account which is believed to be autobiographical. Some critics believe that we can find a lot about Saul Bellow’s personal life from his book Herzog.

      In the year 1924, Saul Bellow left for Chicago to attend High school and college. In his writings we find a very clear picture of the urban landscape and it appears that he had let the urban scene enter his consciousness.

      In Chicago, Bellow studied at the University of Chicago for two years. He was then sent to Northwestern University to complete his Major in Anthropology. It is said that Saul Bellow was a very studious student. After the completion of his undergraduate studies, he decided to complete his graduate studies in the faculty of Anthropology. Then he joined the University of Wisconsin, but he could not continue his studies because he decided to get married.

      After his marriage, he took to writing and he began writing seriously. He joined a publication house and started writing brief biographies of Midwestern writers. After that

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