Psychological Approach to Analyze Literature

The aim of psychological study fold in three nature. For most is the objective of understanding behavior, that is of defining the operation those factors that combine the development and expression of behavior. Secondly is the psychologist striving to develop procedure for the accurate prediction of behavior. Thirdly, psychology aims at developing techniques that will permit the control of behavior that is, way of “ shaping” or course of psychological development through manipulating those basic factors to the growth and expression of behavior.

The psychological approach leads most directly to a substantial amplification of the meaning of a literary work. When we discuss psychology and its place in a literary work, we are primarily studying the author’s imagination. As all literary works are based on some kind of experience, and as all authors are human, we are necessarily caught up in the wide spectrum of emotional problems (caused by experience). Not all recourse of psychology in the analysis of literary work is undertaken to arrive at and understanding of the literary work, to a certain extent, we must be willing to use psychology to discuss probability.

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Conclusion:
The psychological approach leads us to a substantial amplification of the meaning of a literary work. While are discussing psychology and its place in a literary work, primarily studying the author's imagination. However not all of recources of psychology in the analysis of literaty is undertaken to arrive at and understanding of the literary work, to a certain extent, we must be willing to use psychology to dusccuss probability.