Published 2022-07-13
Keywords
- Thilagavathi,
- Pathini Pen,
- Personal Behaviors,
- Modern Tamil Literature
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Abstract
This article that is entitled "Individual Psychology in Award-Winning Novels" deals with novelist Thilagavathi and other personal behaviors such as the rise of love, greed, and self-confidence. Writer Thilagavathi has created a name for herself in the world of Tamil literature; she has given new ideas through Modern Tamil literature to protect the welfare of the people. Her works are mostly women-centric and explore their social issues. When researching them from a psychological perspective, the mentality of the creator and the mentality of the characters are evident. Generally, individual problems may naturally arise at works. In this way, this article examines the behavior of the individual based on the events of personal thoughts, actions, and depictions of inner memories found in Thilagavathi's novels 'Pathini Pen' (The Virtuous Woman) and 'Kalmaram' (The Stone Tree).
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