ABRAHAM MASLOW’S THEORY OF NEEDS AS THE MEANS OF EXPRESSION OF POETICAL VISION IN T. HUGHES AND T. TRANSTROMER’S POETRY

Authors

  • Armine BRYAN Yerevan State University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46991/FLHE/2018.22.2.147

Keywords:

mythmaking, Abraham Maslow’s needs theory, poetic vision, selfactualization, conscious, unconscious, worldview, poetic energy

Abstract

Ted Hughes and Tomas Transtromer’s mythmaking process of their poetical perception is revealed through different psychological theories. Various psychological conditions as well as the threat of loss and the fear of the death were gradually becoming the main conceptual axis of their poetry around which the paradox of their conscious and unconscious is observed. Ted Hughes and Tomas Transtromer are realizing their creative potential applying the Abraham Maslow’s self-actualization theory.

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Published

2018-11-12

Issue

Vol. 22 No. 2 (25) (2018)

Section

Literary Criticism

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