by Said Asghar Hashimi
Abstract:
In common sense, all aspects of knowledge and particularly, Social subjects have a remarkable approach. Individually, study and researches in the field of literature postpones the literary works. Human is a social being and has the non-separable relations with society, Environment, politics, customs, economics and many other factors. Therefore, a researcher is obligated to study other aspects of knowledge in order to prove his hypothesis. Among general studies, psychology takes the priority. Because, psychology is all about the human and his manners and literature is the reflection of human thoughts and feelings. The article indicates the above point that how literature is relevant to the psychology and psychology is important to literary studies.
Reference:
Relations Between Literature and Psychology\protect \RLد ادبياتو او ارواپوهنې اړيکې (Said Asghar Hashimi), In Pashto, volume 47, 2018.
Bibtex Entry:
@Article{2018-Pasht-47-Hashimi-RelationsB,
Title = {Relations Between Literature and Psychology\protect \RL{د ادبياتو او ارواپوهنې اړيکې}},
Author = {Said Asghar Hashimi},
Journal = {Pashto},
Year = {2018},
Number = {655},
Pages = {13-24},
Volume = {47},
Abstract = {In common sense, all aspects of knowledge and particularly, Social subjects have a remarkable approach. Individually, study and researches in the field of literature postpones the literary works. Human is a social being and has the non-separable relations with society, Environment, politics, customs, economics and many other factors. Therefore, a researcher is obligated to study other aspects of knowledge in order to prove his hypothesis. Among general studies, psychology takes the priority. Because, psychology is all about the human and his manners and literature is the reflection of human thoughts and feelings. The article indicates the above point that how literature is relevant to the psychology and psychology is important to literary studies.},
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