ARTICLE
2023 Vol 2 · No 8
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PSYCHOLOGICAL DESCRIPTIONS TO THE MAIN CHARACTERS OF THE STORY BY KATE CHOPIN, “STORY OF AN HOUR”
Research Focus International Scientific Journal, 2(8), 20–22 · ISSN 2181-3833
Abstract
This article explores the connection between language and psychology in Kate Chopin's "Story of an Hour." The author examines how language is used to convey Louise Mallard's emotional response to her husband's death and her subsequent liberation. The use of emotive language sets the tone of despair and sadness at the beginning of the story, while descriptions of the natural world create a sense of freshness and freedom. As Louise's thoughts undergo a transformation, language reflecting her newfound independence and power is employed. Overall, Chopin's mastery of language allows readers to empathize with Louise's emotional
Keywords
languagepsychologyemotional responsepsycholinguisticsemotional stateliberationmelancholyeuphoriaindependencemental state.
How to cite
qizi, Matchanova Mokhinur Otabek (2023). PSYCHOLOGICAL DESCRIPTIONS TO THE MAIN CHARACTERS OF THE STORY BY KATE CHOPIN, “STORY OF AN HOUR”. Research Focus International Scientific Journal, 2(8), 20–22. https://doi.org/10.66073/researchfocus.v2i8.430