SELF IMPRESSION IN POEMS WRITTEN BY ROBERT FROST: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
This research paper's aim is at exposing the characteristics of fully functioning person of phenomenological psychology in Robert Frost's poems. The objective of the study is to analyze the structural elements of the poems and analyze the poems based on the fully functioning person in phen...
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Main Author: | LAKSANA, NURDIN KRIDHA (Author) |
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