Professor Robert Langdon is a fictional character created by author Dan Brown. He is a Harvard University professor specializing in religious iconology and symbology. Langdon is the protagonist of a series of novels, including Angels & Demons, The Da Vinci Code, The Lost Symbol, Inferno, and Origin. He is known for his eidetic memory, problem-solving skills, and expertise in deciphering symbols and codes.
Here's a more detailed look at Professor Langdon:
- Langdon's area of expertise is religious iconology and symbology, a fictional field that explores the study of historical symbols. While not directly connected to the actual discipline of semiotics, it is a central element in the novels.
- He is often depicted as having blue eyes, a pale complexion, thick black hair with hints of gray, and a dimpled chin. He is lean and toned, with a strong, carefree smile.
- Langdon possesses a brilliant mind, capable of solving complex puzzles and deciphering hidden messages. His eidetic memory allows him to recall vast amounts of information, which proves crucial in his adventures.
- He is known for his morning ritual of swimming laps in the Harvard pool.
- Several of the Robert Langdon novels have been adapted into successful films, with Tom Hanks portraying the character.
- The novels often involve Langdon being drawn into international conspiracies and historical mysteries, forcing him to use his knowledge and skills to solve puzzles and prevent disasters.
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