Abstract
Literary Psychologism refers to the specific features of the artistic form of a work that are determined by certain content, the necessity for a deeper embodiment of moral issues, the exploration of the hero's ideological, philosophical, and ethical quests, and his inner world. The aim of psychological analysis is to create a complete artistic image in a work with a specific type of problem, attempting to convey the complexity of human character. This artistic image is created through direct, indirect, and summary forms of psychologism, utilizing techniques and means specific to each form for representing reality.
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