The Psychology of the Creative Process in the Literary and Artistic Vision

The The Psychology of the Creative Psychology of the Creative Process Process

in the Literary and Artistic Visionin the Literary and Artistic Vision

Ana GhilașPhD PhilologyMoldova State University

The relationship  literature – psychology involves multiple perspectives to tackle:

• The psychology of the creative process; the psychologism of the literary work (also called psychopoetics)• The psychoanalysis of art• The psycho-criticism; psychobiography• The psychology of the reception of an

artistic text

The creative process as a complex phenomenon that involves all psychological mechanisms of the creator is transfigured artistically in I.Druta’s and G.Meniuc’s prose.

An analysis of these texts from this perspective demonstrates the specificity of the creative individuality and the artistic orientations in the literature between 1960 and 1980.

Ana Ghilaş, Associate Professor at the Department of Romanian Literature and Literary Theory, The Faculty of Letters,Moldova State University, Chişinău, Republic of Moldova.

Domains of activity : The history of Romanian Literature: the interwar and postwar period Literary Theory Literature and Psychology The Bible and Literature