Ralph Moore: 7 books

The story is about a Spanish Conquistador, Francisco de Orellana, and his companions who were the first Europeans to navigate the Amazon River. A priest went with them, and the major part of this book is a retelling of his firsthand account of the voyage. It is a story about brave men in a tale of true action and adventure, both as history and as enlightening and entertaining reading.

This book is an academic treatise on semiotics: the science of signs. It presents the subject to the reader as a key to it all: an understanding of ideas, thought, and semiosis; of the utility of knowledge and signs; and of the necessary and pleasurable parts, as well as the dangerous aspects, played by learning and communication in living.

Psychology is the study of the soul. Mind is the soul managing the body in the material realm of reality. The soul inhabits the spiritual realm of reality, and it can move things in the material realm; so it can inhabit a body in the material realm while still being in the spiritual realm. The key,...

Taking the text from the King James Version of the Bible, merging the four Gospels of Mathew, Mark, Luke, and John, each part in its place, with no duplications, composing as a result the same story, the product is now presented as one whole Gospel, as one book.

A young man chooses to write, as the subject of his M.A. thesis in English Literature, about a renowned American author who has a reputation of being a womanizer. He travels to Paris and to Mexico City for evidence, but after submitting his thesis, he finds a last event which nullifies his work’s conclusions, putting the whole of his thesis in danger: a situation he must somehow rectify.

It’s a novel about a professor and his seminar on philosophy. The seminar addresses physics, metaphysics, the soul, and other things. For this he has some help from a “person” called Mephistopheles. The seminar brings out new ideas on reality and living beings, while the novel’s story entertains...

A girl from Boston University goes to a university in Mexico for a year to teach English and to do field study for a Ph.D. Living and working in a foreign culture is adventure enough, but she becomes involved with antique books and secret tunnels, and indirectly and unknowingly in searches for gold...