Dealing with Loneliness: A Psychoanalysis Reading of “Smoking with God, The Dollhouese, The Sandcastle” by Rain Chudori (2015)

IF 0.3 0 LITERATURE Asiatic-IIUM Journal of English Language and Literature Pub Date : 2022-09-14 DOI:10.24036/ell.v11i3.118579

Firanisa Atzama, Delvi Wahyuni

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This research is an analysis of the story by Rain Chudori entitled Smoking with God, The Dollhouse and The Sandcastle (2015). This analysis explores how the character deals with loneliness in each story. The study of this novel is analysed with the psychoanalysis theory and supported by human psyche and defence mechanism. The results of this study show that part of the psychoanalysis of the human psyche and defence mechanism that occurs in the character. This research will include; 1) human psyche and 2) defence mechanism.

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应对孤独:Rain Chudori《与上帝一起吸烟，玩偶屋，沙堡》的精神分析解读(2015)

本研究是对Rain Chudori的小说《与上帝一起吸烟、玩偶屋和沙堡》(2015)进行分析。这个分析探讨了人物在每个故事中是如何处理孤独的。对这部小说的研究以精神分析理论为基础，以人的心理和防御机制为支撑。本研究的结果表明，部分精神分析是在人类的心理和防御机制中发生的。这项研究将包括;1)人的心理;2)防御机制。

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