Revisiting Tagore’s “Shishu Bholanath” in the Light of Dynamic Flow

Bithi Ahiri

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Revisiting Tagore’s “Shishu Bholanath” in the Light of Dynamic Flow

Bithi Ahiri

Published in Social Sciences (Volume 4, Issue 6-1)

Received: 22 July 2015 Accepted: 29 July 2015 Published: 20 October 2015

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At its heart—psychodynamic approach conceptualized that overtly manifested behavior, emotion and feeling are intermingled with the underlying covert psychological processes and early experiences. Early life experiences along with the flow of internal energies develop numerous blowing capitals that ultimately reconstruct one’s personality through differential manifestations. Literature, a path to know the unknown deeper insight, is the expressed imaginative feeling of the innovative mind. The present objective is to put a vivid glance on the hidden dynamic flow of Rabindranath Tagore’s journey with “Shishu Bholanath”. The vision and mission of the present purpose is to explore the existence of gracious analytical trace in the mentioned literature with special emphasis on ‘Oedipal Complex’.

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DOI	10.11648/j.ss.s.2015040601.12
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Psychodynamic, Psychological Processes, Personality, Analytical, Oedipal Complex

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