THE CHARACTERS’ TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS IN SHIR-VA-GAV (LION AND COW) STORY (ONE OF KELILE-VA-DEMNE STORIES)

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RAZI A.; HAJATI S.

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Journal: TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF PERSIAN LITERATURE (RESEARCHES ON PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE) Year:2012 | Volume:48 | Issue:1 (13) Page(s): 39-56

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THE CHARACTERS’ TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS IN SHIR-VA-GAV (LION AND COW) STORY (ONE OF KELILE-VA-DEMNE STORIES)

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RAZI A. | HAJATI S. | Issue Writer Certificate

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CHARACTERQ2

PSYCHOLOGICAL CRITICISMQ2

TRANSACTIONQ2

NARRATIVEQ2

KELILE-VA-DEMNEQ2

PROJECTIONQ3

Abstract

Transactional analysis is a theory for recognizing people's behavior, feeling, and subjectivity in the context of CHARACTERs' relations in which an image of humans' psychological structure is offered and the triple pattern of carnal states, that is, parent, adult, and child is used for human behaviors analysis.In this article, components such as triple dimensions of the structure of CHARACTER, chain of relations among CHARACTERs, defensive mechanism which an individual uses for being away from behavioral and psychological tensions are analyzed through generalization to fictional community in Shir-va-Gav (lion and cow) story, one of KELILE-VA-DEMNE stories. This article elucidates how CHARACTERs of this story behave in different situations, how they reveal their personality in the form of their behaviors and which mental and psychic tensions can be considered as the source of their behaviors.The purpose of this study is to propose a behavioral typology of CHARACTERs of Shir-va-Gav story and analyze them based on Eric Bern's pattern in order to figure out CHARACTERs' mental and psychological CHARACTERistics.The results of the analysis of the components of TRANSACTIONal analysis in Shir-va-Gav story show that the CHARACTERs' relations have continuity, and among triple aspects of the CHARACTER's structure, Kelile’s, Demne’s, and Shir's behaviors are assessable in the form of adult, parent, and child, respectively. TRANSACTIONs among CHARACTERs are of complementary kind in the beginning but throughout the story they turn into interaction of crossed kind and cause disorder in behavior.

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RAZI, A., & HAJATI, S.. (2012). THE CHARACTERS’ TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS IN SHIR-VA-GAV (LION AND COW) STORY (ONE OF KELILE-VA-DEMNE STORIES). TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF PERSIAN LITERATURE (RESEARCHES ON PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE), 48(1 (13)), 39-56. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/148983/en

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RAZI A., HAJATI S.. THE CHARACTERS’ TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS IN SHIR-VA-GAV (LION AND COW) STORY (ONE OF KELILE-VA-DEMNE STORIES). TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF PERSIAN LITERATURE (RESEARCHES ON PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE)[Internet]. 2012;48(1 (13)):39-56. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/148983/en

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A. RAZI, and S. HAJATI, “THE CHARACTERS’ TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS IN SHIR-VA-GAV (LION AND COW) STORY (ONE OF KELILE-VA-DEMNE STORIES),” TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF PERSIAN LITERATURE (RESEARCHES ON PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE), vol. 48, no. 1 (13), pp. 39–56, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/148983/en

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