POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y., Oct. 30, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- In "The Mind Factory: The Ability to Cipher Information is the Secret to the Lexicon" (now available through 1stBooks), Larry Odell Johnson combines sociology, religion, philosophy and mathematics to reveal a key to the "lexicon of language." With his unique approach, Johnson hopes to show readers how to bring hidden literary meanings immediately to the surface.
The Mind Factory "literally" reveals new intellectual insight. By presenting a new perspective on the study of language, Johnson hopes to show readers a new way of looking at the issue of hidden meanings in everyday speech. He also reveals a telling discovery about Albert Einstein's famous theory on relativity, which initially began his quest to develop an approach to easily unearth hidden meanings.
A scientist and author committed to intellectual honesty and truth, Johnson writes, "I believe that learners should not be obligated to spend years puzzling through abstruse language, in an effort to gain basic insights into important information."
By studying his book, discerning readers can gain insight that enables them to understand the most mysterious contents of the books they read. A fascinating look into the English language and the science and emotion behind it, The Mind Factory unlocks content typically hidden from the average reader's view.
Johnson is a professor emeritus at Dutchess Community College in upstate New York. He earned a master's degree in criminology from the University of California at Berkeley. He has previously published several pieces in an academic journal, Issues in Criminology. The Mind Factory is his first book.
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