Most intereting novel? and how to link the major theme or its themes in general with psychology ?

Question

Of Human Bondage .. W.Somerset Maugham
Madame Bovary... Gustave Flaubert
Vanity Fair .. William Makepeace Thackeray
Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.. Mark Twain

Answer 1

If this is a study question, Anthony Burgess's novella 'A Clockwork Orange' could be useful. In it, a young man prone to violence is subjected to a 'Ludovico technique,' in which administration of a nausea-causing drug alongside the showing of violent films is used to create an aversion effect.
This could be particularly useful if you are discussing behaviourist psychology, and the process of classical conditioning/ its usefulness in therapy.
On a less predictable, more exciting level (better I think!), you might want to try 'Orlando' by Virginia Woolf: is gender biological or psychological? How does our cultural, historical and sexual context affect our psychology? Is psychology therefore a non-definite science, and nothing but a constructed and culturally-dependent phenomenon?

Answer 2

The Stranger by Albert Camus is extremely psychological. It has a very unique outlook on life through existentialism.

Answer 3

nicely, identity as a popular subject is very a wide concern, yet once you're searching for books approximately sexual identity, then "Annie on my ideas" by ability of Nancy backyard and "Am I Blue?" by ability of Marion Dane Bauer and Beck Underwood are solid places to commence.

Answer 4

its homework time, isn't it?