Psychology and Literature

The author sees that the relationship between psychology and literature is old, controversial, and intertwined, and it is supposed to be a relationship of interaction, exchange, and continuity, because the writer benefits from the results of psychology studies and theories, as well as psychology benefits from the results of the creative process in all its aspects. The author emphasizes that Freud would not have been able to discover all these discoveries that formed main axes and pillars in psychoanalytic theory, had he not read and studied ancient myths and literature, whether Greek, Egyptian, Indian, or Chinese.