English Language · English Literature
How does psychological criticism primarily deal with a work of literature?
- 1Primarily as an expression, in an indirect and fictional form, of the state of mind✓
- 2In a manner where human feelings and their interpretations are kept away from the real work of art
- 3It presents life with a distant perception in a direct and romantic form
- 4Primarily as an identification, in a direct and rhetorical form, of the state of human behaviour
Correct answer
Primarily as an expression, in an indirect and fictional form, of the state of mind
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