Abstract:
William Shakespeare (1564—1616), an English well known and very famous playwright of his time and had done most influential work in English literature at that time.
Macbeth his most famous play and the story and also Tragedy of a strong man, Macbeth is one of the last of Shakespeare’s tragedies .This tragedy is a story of a good man who become victim of evil influences throughthe interaction of the internal desires with external world.
My aim is to investigate Shakespeare’s Macbeth through the Freud’s psychoanalysis perspective. As the play open we see a strong and brave warrior Macbeth who returns from a successful war and as he returns he invites Kind Duncan to dinner eventually his wife who has most evil influences in herself …show more content…
As the function of id just the fulfillment of desires and does not matter what type of that desires are but what matter is just their fulfillment at that moment.And the function of ego is to control the balance of id and make a moral way for the fulfillment of that desires that id produced but keeping in view the morals of …show more content…
Introduction:
Shakespeare no doubt was a greatest figure in the history of English literature and his way of characterization was amazingly surprising and the inner conflicts presented by Shakespeare also fantastic. It is not an essay job to study them but as far as my research topic concerns I will try to find out the inner conflict presented by Shakespeare in his Macbeth and in other character especially lady Macbeth that how her mind was totally under the influences of wickedness and followed by strong drive of Id.
Sigmund Freud was a remarkable figure in the field of psychology and especially psychological characterization and study of human behaviour, his theory which he introduced Psychoanalysis was founded by Sigmund Freud (1856-1939).
He says that dreams are the royal road to unconscious.
There can be found many researches based on Freud’s psychoanalysis theory many behind them many purposes exist, but my basic aim is to study the areas of Id ,Ego ,Superego in Macbeth’s character, my focus basically will on Macbeth and lady
William Shakespeare (1564—1616), an English well known and very famous playwright of his time and had done most influential work in English literature at that time.
Macbeth his most famous play and the story and also Tragedy of a strong man, Macbeth is one of the last of Shakespeare’s tragedies .This tragedy is a story of a good man who become victim of evil influences throughthe interaction of the internal desires with external world.
My aim is to investigate Shakespeare’s Macbeth through the Freud’s psychoanalysis perspective. As the play open we see a strong and brave warrior Macbeth who returns from a successful war and as he returns he invites Kind Duncan to dinner eventually his wife who has most evil influences in herself …show more content…
As the function of id just the fulfillment of desires and does not matter what type of that desires are but what matter is just their fulfillment at that moment.And the function of ego is to control the balance of id and make a moral way for the fulfillment of that desires that id produced but keeping in view the morals of …show more content…
Introduction:
Shakespeare no doubt was a greatest figure in the history of English literature and his way of characterization was amazingly surprising and the inner conflicts presented by Shakespeare also fantastic. It is not an essay job to study them but as far as my research topic concerns I will try to find out the inner conflict presented by Shakespeare in his Macbeth and in other character especially lady Macbeth that how her mind was totally under the influences of wickedness and followed by strong drive of Id.
Sigmund Freud was a remarkable figure in the field of psychology and especially psychological characterization and study of human behaviour, his theory which he introduced Psychoanalysis was founded by Sigmund Freud (1856-1939).
He says that dreams are the royal road to unconscious.
There can be found many researches based on Freud’s psychoanalysis theory many behind them many purposes exist, but my basic aim is to study the areas of Id ,Ego ,Superego in Macbeth’s character, my focus basically will on Macbeth and lady