"Exploring the characters of the epic poems Bahman name, Koush name, Faramarz name, Garshasb name Based on anthropological theories of Karl Rogers and Abraham Maslow"

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1 Faculty Member of Islamic Azad University, Mashhad Branch

2 PhD student of Persian language and literature

Abstract

Abraham Maslow is the founder of humanistic psychology For the perfect human being, from which he interprets his own personality Offers features Which, according to him, is most successful In epic works, we are faced with a large number of successful people due to the epic soul Especially in Bahman name, Koush name, Faramarz name and Gharshasb name The main elements of Maslow self-actualization In their thoughts, their behavior and speech can be evaluated. In this research, we describe and analyze the prominent characters in the epic works mentioned. In fact, in this research, the characters of epic tales are referred to as the Iranian model for the theory of Maslow and Rogers. It seems that the aforementioned theories do not belong to the twentieth century, and they have been effective even for centuries. The creator of the works examined in drawing narrative characters, their affairs and their needs have always been noted. And the main characters of the story, which somehow have extraordinary forces They have achieved that very principle.

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Rhetoric and Grammar Studies
Volume 8, Issue 14
October 2018
Pages 9-48

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