A study of "young goodman brown" by nathaniel hawthorn in the light of freudian psychology theory

Authors

  • Fatemeh Azizmohammadi Ph.D. in English literature, Department of teaching , Islamic Azad university ,Science and Research branch, Arak, Iran, Islamic Republic of
  • Mohammad Kamrani M.A in literature, Islamic Azad university, Arak Iran, Islamic Republic of

Keywords:

Id, Ego Superego, Demon, Consciousness and Unconsciousness

Abstract

Freud depicted mechanism of human psyche base on unconsciousness full of fact about dream dependency rooted in childhood. He maintained, mental disorders accompanied with traumatic backgrounds. "Freud regarded people as being masters of self deception" (Gill, 2006:407). He used the keyword "unconsciousness" for mental activity as an "active at a certain time, although at that time we knew nothing about it"(Guerin, Labor, Morgan, Rees man and Willingham, 2005:155). He divided the mental potentiality of psyche in three sides and sizes: the id, the ego and the superego. Nearly the full part of psyche is unconscious, a work field for two other parts. Id is source of wild wit and desire "The basic energies and impulses he called the id"(Gill, 2006:407).

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Published

2014-05-29

How to Cite

Azizmohammadi, F. ., & Kamrani, M. . (2014). A study of "young goodman brown" by nathaniel hawthorn in the light of freudian psychology theory. Scientific Journal of Review, 3(5), 323-326. Retrieved from http://sjournals.com/index.php/sjr/article/view/562

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Social Sciences

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