PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF HOOSHANG MORADI’S FICTIONAL CHARACTERS BASED ON ERIKSON’S THEORY

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MOHARRAMI RAMIN; HAJLOO NADER; SHOJAEE MASOOLEH MEHRI

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Journal: ADAB PAZHUHI Year:2011 | Volume:5 | Issue:15 Page(s): 121-140

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PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF HOOSHANG MORADI’S FICTIONAL CHARACTERS BASED ON ERIKSON’S THEORY

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MOHARRAMI RAMIN | HAJLOO NADER | SHOJAEE MASOOLEH MEHRI | Issue Writer Certificate

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CHILDREN’S AND ADOLESCENT’S LITERATUREQ2

PSYCHOLOGICAL CRITICISMQ2

CHARACTERQ2

ERIK ERIKSONQ2

MORADI KERMANIQ2

Abstract

The present article intends to find out if the novelist Hooshang Moradi follows the pattern of CHARACTER growth stages as proposed by psychologist, ERIK ERIKSON in creating his fictional CHARACTERs, and if this is the case, what factors contribute in his successful CHARACTERization. Play Age, School Age, and Adolescence are among the eight stages mentioned by Erikson which are significant in the stories of Moradi. According to Erikson, individuals, at Play Age are initiative, and interested in animals and toys; at School Age, they are in need of logical reasoning, social capability, and facing with crisis; and in Adolescence they are concerned with search for identity, assimilation, and identity crisis. It seems that Moradi takes into account these items while developing his CHARACTERs.

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MOHARRAMI, RAMIN, HAJLOO, NADER, & SHOJAEE MASOOLEH, MEHRI. (2011). PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF HOOSHANG MORADI’S FICTIONAL CHARACTERS BASED ON ERIKSON’S THEORY. ADAB PAZHUHI, 5(15), 121-140. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/137723/en

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MOHARRAMI RAMIN, HAJLOO NADER, SHOJAEE MASOOLEH MEHRI. PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF HOOSHANG MORADI’S FICTIONAL CHARACTERS BASED ON ERIKSON’S THEORY. ADAB PAZHUHI[Internet]. 2011;5(15):121-140. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/137723/en

IEEE: Copy

RAMIN MOHARRAMI, NADER HAJLOO, and MEHRI SHOJAEE MASOOLEH, “PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF HOOSHANG MORADI’S FICTIONAL CHARACTERS BASED ON ERIKSON’S THEORY,” ADAB PAZHUHI, vol. 5, no. 15, pp. 121–140, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/137723/en

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