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A ia melau t sendri i dengan tujuan untuk u ti l a H . n i a l g n a r o n a u t n a b a p n a t n a k i p a k g n a n e m t a p a d a i a w h a b n a k it k u b m e m i d a j n e m a y n t a u b m e

m sendri idankesepian.I n iyangmembuati amembutuhkanorang a y n u t n a b m e m k u t n u n i a

l menangkap i kan .Kesep ian yang dimiilk ioleh nelayan t ua g n a y g n a r o a d a k a d it a n e r a k a ti r e d n e m a i D . a ti r e d n e m a i t a u b m e m a y n ri h k a a d a p i n i n a k i p a k g n a n e m g n a u jr e b a k it e k a k u lr e t i a p m a s n a d n a k i p a k g n a n e m a y n u t n a b m e m , i s i b m a , n a g n u t n u r e b k a d it e K . n a ir i d n e

s kesepian ,dan pendertiannya membukitkan n a k h u t u b m e m a i a w h a

b pe tremanan .Sanitago membutuhkan kebutuhan in iuntuk n i a l g n a r o i r a d n a u t n a b n a k t a p a d n e

m untuk menangkap ikan dan membawanya

h e l o a m ir e ti d a s i b u ti h a l e t e s n a d g n a l u

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1 I R E T P A H C

N O I T C U D O R T N I

t s i s n o c r e t p a h c s i h

T s o ffou rsecitons .The fristi s t he background of t he d n o c e s e h T . c i p o t e h t d n a l e v o n e h t g n i s o o h c r o f s n o s a e r e h t s r e v o c h c i h w , y d u t s

e h t f o n o it p ir c s e d l a r e n e g s e v i g h c i h w , n o it a l u m r o f m e l b o r p e h t h ti w s n r e c n o c

y d u t s s i h t n i d e z y l a n a e b l li w t a h t m e l b o r

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o e g d e l w o n

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h

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f o a e d i e h

t cooperaiton .In a genera lsense ,cooperaito sn i an aciton tha tresu tl s a

m o r

f patrnership to share the purpose ,o ra desrie to cooperate. One o fthe f

o a e d i e h t n i a l p x e o h w s r o h t u

a cooperaito n wa sBenjamin Frankiln .Thisi deai s e

u l a v t n a tr o p m i e h

t in the history o fAmeircan society ,and who became an n

i spriaitont os omew iritng sbytheAmeircanauthor .s Inhisbook,Autobiography, o

t n a m a w o ll a l li w t a h t s e u tr i v d n a n o s a e r f o m e t s y s a s n i a l p x e n il k n a r

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n o it c e fr e p l a r o

m . Thei deao fcooperaiton si alwaysi nt hef rameo fthediscussion n

a c ir e m A f

o society .Thei deaort hedoctirneo fcooperaitoni ssomeitme sseen i n f

o s a e d i e h t f o t n e m e l p m o c a s a n e e s e b n a c r o , t c il f n o c

a companionship ,whichi s

s e u l a v t n a tr o p m i e h t f o e n o o s l

a in Ameircan society. Frank iln beileves tha tin o

t r e d r

o fulifll na e nedi society ,peoplehavet oge t tif romsomeoneelse .Thei dea f

o cooperaito n come s from the beilef tha t being both individual and p

i h s n o i n a p m o

c are good in the communtiy . Meaning to say the idea o f p i h s n o i n a p m o c f o a

e d i e h t o t s e t a l e r n o it a r e p o o c

(h ttps://shopl.akewind .scom/store/pd /fNewsletters07l/w101107.pdf). n

o s n h o J y d n e

W in Journa lo fPersonaltiy and Socia lPsychologybeileves t

a h

t makinganaf ifilaitono rhavingeachotheri saimedtoge tsomethingf romt he .

y ti t n e d i l a i c o s a g n i v a h r o f d n a s r e h t

o The commun tiy come sfrom t hepeopl 'e s r o s i h n i n o i n a p m o c a e v a h o t e v a h t i t e g o t t n a w o h w e l p o e p e h T . t n e m n o ri v n e

l p o e p r e h t o e h t d e e n y ll a u s u n o i n a p m o c a e v a h o t t n a w o h w y e h T . e fi l r e

h 'e shelp .

n a c e r o m r o n o i n a p m o c e n O . d lr o w s i h t n i n o i n a p m o c a s d e e n y ll a u t c a e n o y r e v E

e h t ll if l u

f othe rcompanions'needs .Somepeoplemakeagroupf ort hemselvest o p u o r g A . r e h t o h c a e h ti w t c a r e t n i o t s r e b m e m r i e h t t n a w y e h T . y ti r a li m i s e n o t e g

.r e h t o h c a e t c e f f a o s l a n a c g n it c a r e t n i e r a s r e b m e m e h t t a h t

e d n e p e d n i e h t h c i h w o t e e r g e d e h t s s e s s a o t e l b i s s o p t i s e k a m o s l a t

I n t

n o s e c n e u lf n i c it e n e g f o y lt n e d n e p e d n i s t c e f f e r i e h t t r e x e s e l b a ir a

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e k a m o t g n it c a s t c e f f e l a t n e m n o ri v n e h s i u g n it s i d o t d n a n o it c a f s it a s

s r e b m e m e k a m o t t c a t a h t e s o h t m o r f r a li m i s y li m a f e m a s e h t f o s r e b m e m

e m n o ri v n E . t n e r e f fi d y li m a f e m a s e h t f

o nta leffect stha tac tto make d e r a h s d e m r e t y ll a r e n e g e r a r a li m i s y li m a f e m a s e h t f o s r e b m e m

s t c e f f e l a t n e m n o ri v n

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e h t s a d e n if e d e b n a c p i h s n o i n a p m o

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o ir e p r e tr o h s r o r e g n o l a r o f r e h t o n a h ti w y n a p m o

c .Thi sidea relate sto the

l a c i g o l o h c y s

p side .The idea o fcompanionship i sabou tthe existence o fthe .

e d i s y g o l o h c y s p e h t m o r f e l p o e

p Rollo May i s the bes t known Ame ircan .t

s i g o l o h c y s p l a it n e t s i x

e Many o fMay’ sunique idea scan be found i n t he book w

e h t t a h

t rtierconside rhi sbest ,LoveandWill. Inhi seffo tr satr econciilngFreud o

t n o it n e tt a s i h s n r u t e h , s t s il a it n e t s i x e e h t d n

a et h moitvaiton.May beileves tha t e v o l g n it a u q e , ll i w d n a e v o l f o e r u t a n e u rt e h t f o t h g i s t s o l s a h y t e i c o s n r e d o m r u o

x e s h ti

w and wli lwtih wli lpower .He fu trhe rheld t ha tpsychologically heatlhy o

h c , e r a c y l p m i h t o b e s u a c e b l li w d n a e v o l e n i b m o c o t e l b a e r a e l p o e

p ice ,aciton ,

y ti li b i s n o p s e r d n

a (1974: 32 ). 7 n

o it a l e r e h

T between companionship meaning and Ernes tHemingway’ s l

e v o

n , The Old Man and the Sea, i slocated in the main character ,Sanitago . k

n i h t r e ti r w e h t t s ri f t a l e v o n s i h t g n i d a e

R s tha ti ti sabou tthe selifshness fo x e l p m o c a n i s e v il e h h g u o h t n e v e f l e s m i h y b s e h s if n a m d l o e h t e s u a c e b o g a it n a S

a e r

a .Theideao fcompanionships ideoft hi snoveli st hemainpoin to fti .Sanitago y

ll a i c e p s e , p l e h s 'r e h t o e h t s d e e n y lt n e d i v

e fromtheboy,t ocatcht he ifshi norde r .

e c n a t p e c c a e l p o e p e h t t e g o t

. o g a it n a S f o s s e n s s e lr e w o p e h t s e e s r e ti r w e h t ,l e v o n s i h t n

I LeoGurko, i n

y a s s e 5 5 9 1 s i

h ,i nterpretstha tSanitagodoe sno thavemorepowert o ifshalone .

ti li t u f d n a s s e n s s e lr e w o p g n i d ir r e v o s i h

T y oft hei ndividuali srelfected i n l

e s ti h s if g i b e h t h ti w s n o it a s r e v n o c s ’ o g a it n a S n a m r e h s if e h

t fwhliehei s

ti d n a l o t g n i y

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s 'r e h t o e h t d e d e e n n a m r e h s if d l o e h t s a o g a it n a S t a h t s n a e m t n e m e t a t s s i h T

s i h n i p i h s n o i n a p m o c a d e d e e n o g a it n a S t a h t s n a e m t I . e n o l a h s if t o n n a c e H . p l e h

. e fi

l FromGurkos'statemen,tt henovel ,TheOldManandt heSea, wast hepefrec t x

e amplet or esearcht het opic.

.

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o w t e r a e r e h

T problemst ha taregoingt obeanalyzed: .

1 HowareSanitago’ scharacte irsitc sdescirbed? .

2 Howi stheneedf o rcompanionshipr elfecte dthroughSan itago?

.

C Objec itve soft heStudy

e h t d n a t s r e d n u d n a n r a e l o t s i y d u t s s i h t f o e v it c e j b o y r a m ir p e h

T needf o r

p i h s n o i n a p m o

c oft he main characte roft hi snovel ,Sanitago .The itlte theNeed p

i h s n o i n a p m o C r o

f A sSeenin t heMain Character, i nErnes tHemingway’ s

a e S e h t d n a n a M d l O e h

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h t w o h s o t r e d r

o need fo rcompanionship re lfected through the main character , s

a h r e ti r w e h T . o g a it n a

S twoobjecitvest oansweroft heproblemf ormulaiton. r

a h c e h t w o h w o n k o t s i e v it c e j b o t s ri f e h

T acte irsitc soft hemaincharacte r ,

o g a it n a S , l e v o n s i h t f

o aredesc irbed .To analyzet hi sundergraduatet hesi ,sf rist , .

o g a it n a S f o s c it s ir e t c a r a h c e h t w o n k o t s t n a w r e ti r w e h t

e h t w o h t u o d n if o t d n a d n a t s r e d n u o t s i e v it c e j b o d n o c e s e h T

t c e lf e r n a c s c it s ir e t c a r a h

c the need fo rcompanionship .From thi sobjecitve the e

z y l a n a o t s t n a w r e ti r

w tha tthe characte irsitc so fSan itago relfect shi sneed fo r p

i h s n o i n a p m o

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.

D Deifni itono fTer s m

y l n o m m o c l li w t a h t s m r e t g n i w o n k t u o h ti w r e h tr u f s s u c s i d o t tl u c if fi d s i tI

. y d u t s s i h t n i d e s u e

b To avoid misinterpretaiton and to clarfiy the theme ,the r

e ti r

w would ilke to explain the term tha tneed sto be deifned .According to d

r o f x

O Advanced Learners' Dicitonary 7th Ediiton , companionship i s “the h ti w p i h s n o it a l e r y l d n e ir f a e v a h u o y n e h w e v a h u o y t a h t g n il e e f t n a s a e l p

( ” e n o l a t o n r o y d o b e m o

s Hornby ,2005 :305) .From Journa lo fPersonaltiyand y

g o l o h c y s P l a i c o

S tha t i s wirtten by Karen S. Rook , companionship i s the

n o it c a f s it a s l a i c o s f o s n o i s n e m i d e h t f o r o t c i d e r p t s e g n o rt

s because

companionshipcontirbutest oar elaitonship saitsfacitonandf eeilng sofl oneilness :

6 8 9 1

( 1132-1147 .) The wrtier asse trs tha tcompanionship mean sthe feeilng o f s

n o i n a p m o c n e e w t e b s t s i x e t a h t p i h s d n e ir f d n a s s e n e s o l

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6 I I R E T P A H C

W E I V E R L A C I T E R O E H T

l li w r e t p a h c s i h

T focuson t heanalyzing of t heo ires t ha tare used i n t hi s

n i a t n o c t a h t s e i d u t s d e t a l e r e m o s n o w e i v e r o t s e ir t r e ti r w e h t ,t r a p t s ri f e h T . y d u t s

s ' y a w g n i m e H t s e n r E o t d e t a l e r m s i c it ir c r o , s t n e m m o c , n o it a m r o f n i e m o

s TheOld

a e S e h t d n a n a

M .Thes econdpatr ht we rtierreviews ons omet heo irest ha twli lbe h

T . s i s y l a n a e h t n i d e s

u e th rid par to rthe las tpatr the wrtie rdiscusse sthe

w o h n i a l p x e o t s e ir t r e ti r w e h t ,t r a p s i h t n I . k r o w e m a r f l a c it e r o e h

t thet heoire sare

e z y l a n a o t d e s

u theanalysi .s

.

A Reviewo fRelatedStudies

r o F . k r o w e h t e u g r a o t s m s i c it ir c e m o s e r a e r e h t y ll a u s u , k r o w y r a r e ti l a n I

e h t ,s c it ir c e m o

s formo fciritcismcanbean agreemen to rdisagreement .TheOld a

e S e h t d n a n a

M alsoneedst heciritcismsf o ranalyzingt hiss tudy.

S e h t d n a n a M d l O e h

T ea i saworkthati sw irtten by Ernes tHemingway . s

i l e v o n s i h

T abou t an old ifsherman named Sanitago . Sanitago , the main

s i ,l e v o n s i h t n i r e t c a r a h

c physically descirbed sa anaged ,weak ,andbraveman .

e h t a h t s e z il a e r o g a it n a S . n a m d l o y l e n o l a s a y ll a c i g o l o h c y s p d e b ir c s e d s i e H

d e d e e n e H . h s if y n a t h g u a c r e v e

n to catch ifsh because he wanted the othe r

n e m r e h s

if respec thim.

h c i h w e c r o f a d n a n a m a n e e w t e b e l g g u rt s a o t n i d e v l o s e r s i t c il f n o c e h T

a c

s rcelycomprehends ,bu twhichheknowst ha themus tconitnuet ostirve t a e f e d n i d n e t s u m e l g g u rt s e h t t a h t o o t g n i w o n k h g u o h t , t s n i a g a

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s n a h r u B n o t n il

C ,a wrtie ro fThe Old Man and the Sea :Hemingway’ s n

a M f o n o is i V c i g a r

T , wrote a il kn fo San itago’ sloneliness ,solo j ourney ou tto d

n a ” , d lr o w e h t n i e l p o e p l l a d n o y e b “ , a e

s then back to hi s“good town,” to

g u t l a c i h p o s o li h p n w o s ’ y a w g n i m e

H - fo -wa rbetween the rugged individuails tin

o n , y l u rt t a h t n o it i n g o c e r e h t d n a n o it c a d n a t h g u o h

t mani san i sland(1960 :446).

k r a h s n i , a e s t a t u o r a f o o t s i t a o b e h t , n il r a m s i h s e h c t a c y ll a n if o g a it n a S n e h

W

-,s r e t a w d e t s e f n

i and t heshark sbegint ot ea rapatrt hep irzedcatch.Burhan sstated

t a h t

In hi sreailzaiton thati n going aloneand too fa rout ,he ha sruined both himsel fand also t he grea t ifsh ,suggesitng t hi ssymboilze sHemingway’ s

n a m t a h t f e il e

b . I nhisi ndividuailsmandhi sp irdeand hi sneed,i nevtiably d n a e c n e l o i v s g n ir b y b e r e h t d n a , d lr o w e h t n i e c a l p e u rt s i h d n o y e b s e o g

n o it c u rt s e

d onhimsel fandonothers (1960 :449 .)

t a h t d i a s e H . o g a it n a S f o p i h s n o i n a p m o c r o f d e e n e h t d e t a t s o s l a s n a h r u B

o g a it n a

S ifnally reailze shi s rtue soildartiy and interdependence wtih the res tof

s d n if d n a , e r o h s o t k c a b s t e g e h n e h w , s y a s s n a h r u B , d n i k n a

m tha ttii spleasantt o

e v a

h someonet ot alk t oi nsteado fspeaking onlyt o himsel fandt ot hesea (1960:

.) 3 5 4

r u G o e

L k co ommente d abou tThe Old Man and the Sea .Gurko stated .

o g a it n a S f o s s e n s s e lr e w o p e h t t u o b

a He also stated tha tSanitago wa slonely

n e h

w hewa s ifshing.Gurkosaidt hatt hi soverirdingpowelressnes sandf utlitiy o f

l a u d i v i d n i e h

t i srelfected i n t he ifsherman Sanitago’ sconversaiton swtih t hebig

l e s ti h s

if fwhlie he i s rtying to land ti (1955: 11) .From Gurko’ sstatement ,i t

n a S w o h s w o h

s itago actually canno t ifsh alone .He stli lneeded a help from t he

d e t n a w e h e r e h t u b , n o s r e p r e h t

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, l e v o n s ’ y a w g n i m e H t a h t e e s n a c e w , s t n e m e t a t s e s o h t m o r

F TheOldMan

a e S e h t d n

a , ha sagrea tvalue o fthei deao fcompanionship .Wtih t hi sstudy, t he w

e n g n i h t e m o s r e v o c s i d o t s t n a w r e ti r

w ,a sthe main character ,Sanitago stli l

. h s if e h t h c t a c o t n o s r e p r e h t o e h t m o r f p l e h a d e d e e

n Thi snoveli sanattemptt o

p o l e v e

d acompanionship storyi nto tif ul lmeaning sand t oseewha tHemingway

d e z y l a n a e v a h s c it ir c y n a M . y ti l a e r a n i g n it n e s e r p e r n i e n o d s a

h TheOldmanand

a e S e h

t in the sense o fsymbo ilc meaning .Those c iritcs and comment sgive l

e v o n e h t f o y r o t s e h t e z y l a n a o t r e ti r w e h t r o f n o it a m r o f n i r e p e e

d us ch a s

d n a r e t c a r a h

c the i dea o fcompanionship. This t hesisi sdifferen tfrom t he other s

a S , r e t c a r a h c n i a m e h t f o p i h s n o i n a p m o c r o f d e e n e h t n o s u c o f s i h t e s u a c e

b nitago ,

y r o t s s i h h g u o r h t n e e

s whenhewantedt ogot ot hes eauntlit he ifshing.

.

B Reviewo fRelatedTheories

.

1 Theoryo fCharacterandCharacteriza iton

n a tr o p m i n a s i r e t c a r a h c

A trole i n a play o rstory .The characte rha san

a o g a it n a S , l e v o n s i h t n I . y r o t s a p u g n i k a m n i e l o r t n a tr o p m

i st heoldman i st he

n i a

m characte ro fTheOld manand TheSea .In t heUnderstandingUnseeens , .M y

h p r u M .

J menitoned nine way s o f how an autho r reveal s the characte'r s

: e r a s y a w e n i n e h T . r e d a e r e h t o t s ti a rt d n a y ti l a n o s r e p

.

a Persona lDesc irpiton ,anautho rcandesc irbeaperson' sappearance

1 6 1 : 2 7 9 1 ( s e h t o l c d n

a -162 .)

.

b Characte ra sseen by another ,an autho ruse scharacte'r seye sand

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.

c Speech ,wha ta characte rsay scan give the reade ran insigh to f

.) 4 6 1 : 2 7 9 1 ( s c it s ir e t c a r a h c s ' n o s r e p r e h t o n a

.

d Pastl fie,t heautho rgive sacluet opas tevent stha thelp t her eader s

.) 6 6 1 : 2 7 9 1 ( s c it s ir e t c a r a h c s ' n o s r e p a e p a h s o t

.

e Conversaiton o fother ,s t heconversaiton so fothe rpeopleand t he

s ' n o s r e p a o t e u l c a e b n a c r e t c a r a h c a t u o b a y a s y e h t s g n i h t

.) 7 6 1 : 2 7 9 1 ( s c it s ir e t c a r a h c

.f Reacitons ,by allowingt hereaderst o know howaperson r eactst o

e u l c a m e h t e v i g o s l a n a c r o h t u a n a , s t n e v e d n a s n o it a u ti s s u o ir a v

.) 8 6 1 : 2 7 9 1 ( s c it s ir e t c a r a h c s ' n o s r e p a o t

.

g Driec tcommen,tt heautho rcandescirbeo rcommen ton aperson' s

.) 0 7 1 : 2 7 9 1 ( y lt c e ri d s c it s ir e t c a r a h c

.

h Thoughts ,an autho rcan give the reader sa driec tknowledge o f

.) 1 7 1 : 2 7 9 1 ( t u o b a g n i k n i h t s i r e t c a r a h c a t a h w

.i Manneirsms ,aperson' smanneirsms ,habti scanbedescirbedbyt he

s ' n o s r e p e h t t u o b a g n i h t e m o s s r e d a e r s i h l l e t o t r o h t u a

) 3 7 1 : 2 7 9 1 ( s c it s ir e t c a r a h

c .

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.t i w o n k o t e m o c y d a e rl a e v a h e w s a t n e m a r e p m e t r e h r o s i h n

i Abram salso said

t a h t

r d a n i d e t n e s e r p s n o s r e p e h

t amaitco rnarraitveworkwhoexaminedbyt he t a h t s e it il a u q l a n o it i s o p s i d d n a l a r o m h ti w d e h s il p m o c c a g n i e b s a s r e d a e r

y a s y e h t t a h w n i d e s s e r p x e e r

a – thedialogueand by what t hey do – the f e r u t a n l a r o m d n a t n e m a r e p m e t s ’ r e t c a r a h c n i s d n u o r g e h T . n o it c

a o rhi s

n o it a v it o m s i h e t u ti t s n o c s n o it c a s i h d n a h c e e p

s (1981:20).

r o f s d o h t e m e v it a n r e tl a n e e w t e b e d a m y lt n e u q e r f s i n o it c n it s i d d a o r b A

g n i z ir e t c a r a h

c (.ie. ,estabilshing the disitncitve character sof )the person sin a

n I . g n il l e t d n a g n i w o h s : e v it a r r a

n showing (also called "the dramaitc method") ,

r e d a e r e h t s e v a e l d n a g n it c a d n a g n i k l a t s r e t c a r a h c e h t s t n e s e r p y l p m i s r o h t u a e h t

d n a s e v it o m e h t r e f n i o

t disposiiton stha t ile behind wha tthey say and do .The

r e n n i s' r e t c a r a h c a o s l a t u b , s n o it c a d n a h c e e p s l a n r e t x e y l n o t o n w o h s y a m r o h t u a

f o e d o m d e p o l e v e d y l h g i h a r o f ; s t n e v e o t s s e n e v i s n o p s e r d n a , s g n il e e f ,s t h g u o h t

g n i w o h s r e n n i h c u

s in stream o fconsciousnes .s In t elilng, t he authori ntervene s d n a s e v it o m e h t , e t a u l a v e o t n e tf o d n a , e b ir c s e d o t r e d r o n i y l e v it a ti r o h t u a

o it i s o p s i

d na lquailite soft hecharacters( Abrams ,1981:24 .)

s a h c u s s k r o w y r a r e ti l e h t n

I drama , novels , and shor t sto ires , the

c a r a h

c teirzaiton o fimaginary persons i srevealed by the author .Holman and

t u o b a y r a n i g a m i s ’ r o h t u a e h t f o n o it a e r c e h t s i n o it a z ir e t c a r a h c “ , d i a s n o m r a H

r o f t s i x e y e h t t a h t o s s n o s r e p l a e r e h t s a s r e t c a r a h

c the reade r a slfieilke”

: 6 7 9 1

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s i s r e t c a r a h c e h t s e t a e r

c calledcharacteirzaiton”( 1976:12) .

e e r h t e r a e r e h T . r e ti r w d o o g a f o y r a m ir p s i e z ir e t c a r a h c o t y ti li b a e h T

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d n a , n o it c a n i r e t c a r a h c e h t f o n o it a t n e s e r p , n o it i s o p x e t c e ri d “ h g u o r h t e r a y e h T

n a s n o it c a f o t c a p m i e h

t demoiton ,s”

t c e ri d h g u o r h t r e t c a r a h c e h t f o r o h t u a e h t y b n o it a t n e s e r p t i c il p x e e h T

l a e m e c e i p n e tf o e r o m r o k c o l b y r o t c u d o rt n i n i r e h ti e , n o it i s o p x e

r e t c a r a h c e h t f o n o it a t n e s e r p e h T . n o it c a y b d e t a rt s u ll i k r o w e h t t u o h g u o r h t

o n r o e lt ti l h c i h w , n o it c a n

i expilci t commen tby the author ,in the r o t c a e h t f o s e t u b ir tt a e h t e c u d e d o t e b l li w s r e d a e r e h t t a h t n o it a t c e p x e

f o t c a p m i e h t ,r e t c a r a h c a n i h ti w m o r f n o it a t n e s e r p e r e h T . n o it c a e h t m o r f

c e p x e e h t h ti w , fl e s r e n n i s ’ r e t c a r a h c e h t n o s n o it o m e d n a s n o it c

a taiton

e h t f o s e t u b ir tt a e h t f o g n i d n a t s r e d n u r a e l c a o t e m o c l li w s r e d a e r e h t t a h t

.) 1 8 : 6 7 9 1 ( r e t c a r a h c

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n o it a n a l p x e y n a t u o h ti w , d n a h r e h t o e h t n O . s r e t c a r a h c e h t y fi t n e d i o t s r e d a e

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. y l p e e d

.

2 TheRela itonbetweenLtieratureandPsychology

k o o b r i e h t n

I Theoryo fLtierature ,Wellek andWarren statedf ou rstudie s h

t e r u t a r e ti l l a c i g o l o h c y s p a h c r a e s e r o

t esis .F ris,t t hepsychologica lstudy oft he

. l a u d i v i d n i n a s a r o e p y t a s a r o h t u

a I tmean stha tthi sstudy tends toward

y g o l o h c y s

p o fatr .Researchers rty t o capturet heauthors'menta lcondiitonatt he

f o e m

it b irngingf o trh a ltierarywork.Second,t hestudy o fcreaitveprocess .Thi s

o t d e t a l e r y d u t

s the menta lheatlh .I tmean sho w psychological measures when

g n i s s e r p x

e ltierary work i nto focus .Thrid, t he study o fpsychological t ype sand

y d u t s s i h T . e r u t a r e ti l f o s k r o w n i h ti w d e t n e s e r p s w a

l can bedriected tot hestudy

f

o psychologica l theo ires , such as psychoanalysis into a ltierary text . The

assump iton fo thi sstudy si et h authorso tfen usecetrain psychologicalt heo ires in

n o it a e r

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e r u t a r e ti l f

o upon readers . Thi s study is m ore incilned towards pragmaitc

l a c i g o l o h c y s

p aspectsofl tierarytexts ot readers(1977:81).

y l e v it i u t n i m e e s y a m e r u t a r e ti l d n a y g o l o h c y s p n e e w t e b p i h s n o it a l e r e h T

s y a w e h t n e v i g s u o i v b

o tha t ifcitona lnarraitve scancreatet hei mpression t ha tone

.s g n il e e f t s e p e e d d n a s t h g u o h t s 'r e t c a r a h c a o t s s e c c a t c e ri d s a

h In the book

s e it i n a m u H s e n il p i c s i D d e il l A s ti d n a y g o l o h c y s

P ,Bornstein stated t ha tltierature t

s e b e h t s

i to desc irbethehuman condiiton i n dramaitcf ormand psychology ha s

s y a w c it a m e t s y s n i r o i v a h e b r o r e t c a r a h c s ’ n a m u h e t a g it s e v n i o t h t g n e rt s e h t

(1984:144 .)I tmeanst ha tbothl tieratureandpsychologystudyaboutt hehuman' s

.r e t c a r a h c

y g o l o h c y s

P ltierature i sthe study o fltierature tha tsees the work a sa

l a t n e

m acitvtiy .Psychology ha san aspec ttha texamine sthe authors' creaitve

s s e c o r

p when projectedthrough hi swork. I n hi sbookThePsychologyo fHuman r

o i v a h e

B ,R.A .Kailsh stated tha tltierature "hold sthe mriro rup to the man" )

8 : 3 7 9 1

( .Thewrtie rcanconcludet ha tpsychologyl tieratureanalyzingcharacte'r s

s c it s ir e t c a r a h

c .How fa rthe autho rdescirbe sthe characte rthu scharacteirsitc fo

e v il a e r o m s e m o c e b e r u t a r e ti

l .

.

3 Theoryo fCompanionship

n

I socia l psychology , the need fo r companionship i s an intirnsic

e l o r a s y a l p d e e n s i h T . d e t p e c c a y ll a i c o s e b d n a s r e h t o h ti w e t a il if f a o t n o it a v it o m

a n e m o n e h p l a i c o s f o r e b m u n a n

i suchass efl-presentaitonands ocia lcompairson.

w o l s a M m a h a r b A n

I ' stheory o fmoitvaiton ,stated in Mo itvaiton and y

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h e h T . g n i g n o l e b d n a e v o l r o f d e e n r o r o i v a h e b n a m u h s e t a v it o

m ierarchy i s

e r o m d n a e s a b e h t t a s d e e n c i s a b e r o m h ti w , d i m a r y p a s a d e y a rt r o p y ll a u s u

f o r e t n e c e h t t a e il g n i g n o l e b d n a e v o l r o f d e e n e h T . k a e p e h t r a e n s d e e n x e l p m o c

s d e e n e s e h t t a h t d e t s e g g u s w o l s a M e li h W . s d e e n l a i c o s e h t f o t r a p s a d i m a r y p e h t

l e r e

w essi mpo trantt hant hephysiologica landsafetyneeds ,hebeileved t ha t" the

e c n a t p e c c a d n a p i h s n o i n a p m o c e c n e ir e p x e o t e l p o e p d e p l e h g n i g n o l e b r o f d e e n

s p i h s n o it a l e r r e h t o d n a , s d n e ir f , y li m a f h g u o r h

t . The people need fo r

i p i h s n o i n a p m o

c n orde rto avoid problem ssuch a sloneilness ,depression and

v o l l e e f o t e l p o e p r o f t n a tr o p m i s i t i , y t e i x n

a ed and accepted by othe rpeople"

7 8 9 1

( : 2 0 .)

n

I The Third Force :The Psychology o fAbraham Maslow , Maslow' s s i h T . n o it a v it o m n a m u h f o y r o e h t e h t o t e t a l e r p i h s n o i n a p m o c r o f s d e e n f o y r o e h t

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n a t a h t l a u s u n u s i t I " . e l o h w d e z i n a g r o , d e t a r g e t n i n a s i l a u d i v i d n

i ac to ra

( , " n o it a v it o m e n o t u b e v a h h s i w s u o i c s n o

c Maslow ,19 : 787 3 .) In othe rwordst he

. n o s r e p t a h t f o t r a p a t s u j t o n , d e t a v it o m s i n o s r e p e l o h w

s i p i h s n o i n a p m o c r o f d e e n e h

T the relaiton between psychologica land

l a c i g o l o i s y h

p needs .They are related to each other . Maslow explained thi s

g n i e b s a t r a p n i ) s d e e n l a c i g o l o i s y h p d n a l a c i g o l o h c y s p n e e w t e b n o it a l e r (

l a c i g o l o i s y h

p -theneedf orr es torr ecovery .Bu ttii salsoapsychologicalr esponse ,

e v r e s n o c o t y c n e d n e t

a energy (1987: 45) .Psychologica land physiologica lneed s

d n a , d e tr o t s i d y li s a e , k a e w e r a y e h t t u b , s e i c e p s n a m u h e h t f o e r u t a n r e n n i e u rt e h t

. n o it i d a rt r o , ti b a h , g n i n r a e l t c e r r o c n i y b e m o c r e v o

e r a y e h

T (psychologica land physiologica l needs) intirnsic aspect s o f c

e r u tl u c h c i h w e r u t a n n a m u

h anno tkill ,bu tonly repress .The need sare e

r a e s o h t d n a d e s s e r p p u s r o d e r o n g i y li s a

e no tbad etihe rneurta lo rgood 7

8 9 1

( : 83 .)

. s s e n g n i g n o l e b d n a e v o l f o t c e p s a e h t o t s e t a l e r p i h s n o i n a p m o c f o a e d i e h T

it n e t o p e h t d n a h t w o r g e h t ,s t c e p s a o w t e s o h t m o r

F a loft he person wli ldevelop .

i h s n o i n a p m o c t u o h ti

W p , the person canno t develop the potency and i t wli l

.s d e e n r e h t o e h t t c u rt s b o

t I .s e s o n i m a ti v a e h t r o r e g n u h t l a s e k il , e s a e s i d y c n e i c if e d a s i r e g n u h e v o L

m e t a t s e h t n o it s e u q o t e n o y n a o t r u c c o t o n d l u o

w entt ha twe' need' i odine v

o l ' d e e n ' e w t a h t e c n e d i v e e h t t a h t u o y d n i m e r I . C n i m a ti v r

o ei sexaclty

7 8 9 1 ( e p y t e m a s e h

t : 14 .)

d n a n o s r e p e n o e h t n e e w t e b p i h s n o it a l e r a o t s e t a l e r a e d i p i h s n o i n a p m o C

. s n o s r e p r e h t o e h

t Thisi deaalso t alk saboutt hei dea off irendship .In t heprope r

. e s n e f e d f o g n i p p o r d a , r a e f f o k c a l a s i e r e h t , p i h s n o it a l e

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t a h t s e v e il e b r e g n i n n e M l r a K . d e r e v o c s i

d firendship which contain slove and

. y ti v it c a s i h n i l u fr e w o p e r o m n o s r e p e h t s e k a m s s e n g n i g n o l e b

a y b n a h t d e t a i c e r p p a t o n e r a e w t a h t g n il e e f e h t y b s s e l d e ri a p m i s i e v o L

e h t ,s k s a m r u o h g u o r h t e e s s r e h t o t s e l , e n o y r e v e y b t l e f s s e l r o e r o m , d a e r d

n e e b e v a h t a h t n o i s s e r p e r f o s k s a

m forced upon u sby conveniton and a n o s p i h s d n e ir f n i a t n i a m o t , y c a m it n i n u h s o t s u s d a e l t a h t s i tI . e r u tl u c

y e h t t s e l s r e h t o e t a i c e r p p a o t l i a f d n a e t a m it s e r e d n u o t , l e v e l l a i c if r e p u s

i c e r p p a o t e m o

c ateust oowell( Menninger ,1987: 14 .)

d e il p m i w o l s a

M thatt heneed f o rcompanionshipappearedwhent heneed

, e v o l r o

f affeciton ,belongingnessi sowned by t heperson. Thi sneedcomesf rom

.s d e e n e v o l d n a s s e n g n i g n o l e b e h

t These t(he belongingnes sand love needs )

o it c e f f a d n a , e v o l , g n i g n o l e b r o f s d e e n e d u l c n

i n .Maslow considered t heseneed s

s a h c u s s p i h s n o it a l e R . s d e e n y ti r u c e s d n a l a c i g o l o i s y h p n a h t c i s a b s s e l e b o t

r o f d e e n s i h t l li fl u f p l e h s e il i m a f d n a , s t n e m h c a tt a c it n a m o r , s p i h s d n e ir f

,l a i c o s n i t n e m e v l o v n i s e o d s a , e c n a t p e c c a d n a p i h s n o i n a p m o

c communtiy ,o r

7 8 9 1 ( s p u o r g s u o i g il e

r :40 .)

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e h

T theo ire s wli l cont irbute to answe r the problem s that have been

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t u o b a n o it a m r o f n

i the focus o fthi sundergraduate thesis .The review o frelated r e p e e d a e v i g o t s e i d u t s d e t a l e r f o w e i v e r e h t h ti w l e ll a r a p n i d n a t s l li w s e ir o e h t

d n a s e i d u t s d e t a l e r f o w e i v e r f o n o it a r o b a l e e h T . y d u t s e h t t u o b a g n i d n a t s r e d n u

p e h t f o s r e w s n a e h t n i a t b o o t r e ti r w e h t s p l e h s e ir o e h t d e t a l e r f o w e i v e

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e h

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a t s r e d n u n a c r e ti r w e h t , e r a n o it a z ir e t c a r a h c d n a r e t c a r a h c t a h w d n a t s r e d n

u ndhow

r e t c a r a h c n i a m e h t f o s c it s ir e t c a r a h c e h t e z y l a n a o

t .The wrtie rwli lbe able to

e h t f o s n o it p ir c s e d e h t n o s u c o

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c Theset heo ire sare

n a t e g o t r e d r o n i p i h s n o i n a p m o c r o f d e e n r e t c a r a h c n i a m e h t t a h t l a e v e r o t d e s u

m i h d n u o r a e v il o h w e l p o e p e h t m o r f e c n a t p e c c

a tI wli lbet hef ocusi n thi swork .

p l e h o s l a t

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u .

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h the wrtie rin analyzing thi swork from two poin to fview ,psychology and

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