The book Psychosocial Perspectives in Literature, Media and Culture analyses how the psychological and social theories are employed in literature, media and cultural studies through a sequence of selected articles. The articles throw light on the psychological and social milieu that facilitate the protagonists to form and shape their character and destiny. It also helps the readers to critically consciousness of the social issues and makes them sensitise the meaning of human life. The book is an attempt to extrapolate the feelings and emotions of the readers with that of the major and minor characters portrayed in the select novels and movies. It also traces the philosophical and cultural paradigms of human nature. The book tries to propound a mindful and materialistic description of the revolutionary theories in sociology and psychology through which the authors communicate rationally on the quintessential nature of human existence.