The Application of Psychology in Literary Creation

Journal: Journal of Higher Education Research DOI: 10.32629/jher.v2i6.568

Wenzhuo Dong

Yantai Institute of Technology

Abstract

Creation of literary is derived from people's thinking activities, which is an art that reflects the inner world of writers with language as the carrier. Psychology is a science that studies the occurrence, development and activity rules of psychological phenomena, as well as a broad subject. With the development of the times and the research of many scholars, the relationship between psychology and literature is more and more obvious, showing the characteristics of mutual interpretation and interdependence. Through the purification theory and psychoanalysis theory in psychology, the author further expounds the importance of psychology in literary research and the application of psychology in modern literary creation.

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psychology, literary creation, relationship, importance, application

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