When literary works such as novels, poetry, drama and short stories are meticulously intended to appreciate or evaluate the work, this makes the researchers cannot be separated from the characters and characterizations that contained in the literary work. Just as humans, these fictional figures also show behavior associated with psychology. Even in some literary works of fictional figures depicted deviate from normal human behavior. It works with stories like this are only analyzed as literary approaches while researchers seek to show more deeply, it will feel there is a missing part. Why do writers create their fictional characters behave? What underlies this fictional character like this? Are there any psychological problems? This is what underlies the research with a psychological approach.
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Carl Rogers is one of the humanistic psychologists. He considers being an innate motivation for self-actualization. Rogers is conceptualizes that raising awareness of true feelings causes the self-concept to become more congruent with individual experiences (Rogers 1961:61). Person-centered psychotherapy (also known as client-centered or Rogerian therapy) is a form of talk therapy developed by Carl Rogers in the 1940s and 1950s (Ali Miller 2012:5). Rogers' theory of humanism is more hopeful and optimistic about humans because humans have healthy potentials to move
Carl Rogers is one of the humanistic psychologists. He considers being an innate motivation for self-actualization. Rogers is conceptualizes that raising awareness of true feelings causes the self-concept to become more congruent with individual experiences (Rogers 1961:61). Person-centered psychotherapy (also known as client-centered or Rogerian therapy) is a form of talk therapy developed by Carl Rogers in the 1940s and 1950s (Ali Miller 2012:5). Rogers' theory of humanism is more hopeful and optimistic about humans because humans have healthy potentials to move