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A STUDY OF EGO DEFENSE
MECHANISM FOUND IN THE KITE
RUNNER BY KHALLED HOSSEINI
1.1        Background

2.2        Research Question
      2.1.1 What kind of ego defense mechanism is
             used by the characters of The Kite Runner?
      2.1.2 How do the characters of The Kite Runner apply
            the ego defense mechanism?
      2.1.3 Why do the characters of The Kite Runner apply
             the ego defense mechanism?

2.3        Objective of the Study
      2.4       Significant of the Study
          2.5       Scope and Limitation
              2.6     Definition of Key Term - Id
                                                   - Ego
                                                   - Superego
CHAPTER II
REVIEW OF THE RELATRED
LITERATURE

                       2.1Review of the Related Theories

                2.1.2 Psychology Literature
 • “Psychology literature is psychology study of the writer, as type
   as and an individual, or the study of the creative process, or the
   study of the psychological type and laws present within works
   of literature upon its readers (audience psychology).”
2.1.2 Theory of Psychoanalysis by Sigmund Freud
•   Id is the original system of personality that most basic system in which there is
    innate instincts (Sigmund Freud, 1991 32)

•   Ego is a personal system that acts as a referral of individuals to objects of
    reality, and perform its function on the principle of reality (Sigmund Freud,
    1991 :33-34)

•   Superego is a personality system that contains the value and rules that are
    evaluative (Sigmund Freud, 1991:34-35)




                         Id
                                              Ego
                                                       Superego
2.1.3 Ego Defense
  Mechanisms
  is as a strategy used by
 individuals to prevent the
 emergence of the open of id
 impulses and to face the
 pressure of the superego over
 the ego, with the aim that
 anxiety can be reduced or
 mitigated.
Anxiety
  is “Feeling of being threatened, in the event of conflict that
              controls the ego.” (Boeree, 2005:42)

• Realistic Anxiety



• Moral Anxiety



• Neurotic Anxiety
Kinds of Ego Defense
           Mechanism



1.Repression
- buried the thoughts
  or desires that
  cannot be accept
2. Sublimation
Sublimation is an ego defense mechanism that uses a
   higher way out that socially more acceptable.”
3. Projection
 The projection is an
     ego defense
   mechanism that
 transfers the drive,
attitude, or behavior
that cause an anxiety
       to others
4. Displacement
  Displacement is an ego defense mechanism that takes its
energy to the object or another person if original object could
                        not be reached
5. Rationalization


Rationalization is to find
a justification or excuse
for his attitude, so even
      become more
  acceptable to the ego
 than the actual reason
6. Formation Reaction

Reaction is the formation of ego defense mechanisms that act
              contrary to the unconscious desires
7. Regression


Regression is a
setback due to stress
on behavior and the
typical of an early
developmental stage
Review of Previews Study
  Agus Santoso, the student of Petra Christian University, 2006.
A Study of Heathcliff’s anxiety as Seen in Emily Bronte’s Wuthering
Height. He formulates some problems, they are: (1) How does the
  anxiety reflected in Heatchilif’s life? (2) What are the effects of
            Heathchilif’s anxiety as seen in this novel?
CHAPTER III
   METHOD AND PROCEDURES OF RESEARCH
3.1 Approach

   3.2 Method

       3.3 Source of Data

3.4 Procedures of data Collection

     3.5 Procedures of data Analysis
CHAPTER IV
 DATA ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH FINDINGS
           1.1 Data analysis

  “When it became abundantly clear that I hadn’t inherited a
  shred of his athletic talents, he settled for trying to turn me
   into a passionate spectator. Certainly I could manage that,
  couldn’t I? I faked interest for as long as possible. I cheered
   with him when Kabul’s team scored against Kandahar and
 yelped insults at the referee when he called a penalty against
  our team. But Baba sensed my lack of genuine interest and
resigned himself to the bleak fact that his son was never going
                  to either play or watch soccer. “
A moral anxiety happens when someone faces an
emotional conflict.
To reduce the anxiety, Amir did a formation reaction by
doing the opposite of true desire.
 Reaction formation involves adopting opposite feelings,
impulses or behavior. Someone adopting a reaction
formation defense strategy would treat a spouse or
loved one in the same manner in which they’d treat a
hated enemy.
Research findings
Ego Defense Mechanism

Formation Reaction : 5times
repression : 4 times
Rationalization : 3times
Displacement : 2 times
Sublimation : 1 time
Characteers
Amir : 9 times
Baba : 2 times
assef : 2 times
Sohrab : 1 time
Soraya : 1 time
Causes
Moral Anxiety : 14 times
Realistic Anxiety : 2 times
Chapter V
                Conclusion

 Formation reaction is mostly used by the
                 characters
Amir is the most Characters use the defense
                mechanism

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Ego Defense Mechanism

  • 1. A STUDY OF EGO DEFENSE MECHANISM FOUND IN THE KITE RUNNER BY KHALLED HOSSEINI
  • 2. 1.1 Background 2.2 Research Question 2.1.1 What kind of ego defense mechanism is used by the characters of The Kite Runner? 2.1.2 How do the characters of The Kite Runner apply the ego defense mechanism? 2.1.3 Why do the characters of The Kite Runner apply the ego defense mechanism? 2.3 Objective of the Study 2.4 Significant of the Study 2.5 Scope and Limitation 2.6 Definition of Key Term - Id - Ego - Superego
  • 3. CHAPTER II REVIEW OF THE RELATRED LITERATURE 2.1Review of the Related Theories 2.1.2 Psychology Literature • “Psychology literature is psychology study of the writer, as type as and an individual, or the study of the creative process, or the study of the psychological type and laws present within works of literature upon its readers (audience psychology).”
  • 4. 2.1.2 Theory of Psychoanalysis by Sigmund Freud • Id is the original system of personality that most basic system in which there is innate instincts (Sigmund Freud, 1991 32) • Ego is a personal system that acts as a referral of individuals to objects of reality, and perform its function on the principle of reality (Sigmund Freud, 1991 :33-34) • Superego is a personality system that contains the value and rules that are evaluative (Sigmund Freud, 1991:34-35) Id Ego Superego
  • 5. 2.1.3 Ego Defense Mechanisms is as a strategy used by individuals to prevent the emergence of the open of id impulses and to face the pressure of the superego over the ego, with the aim that anxiety can be reduced or mitigated.
  • 6. Anxiety is “Feeling of being threatened, in the event of conflict that controls the ego.” (Boeree, 2005:42) • Realistic Anxiety • Moral Anxiety • Neurotic Anxiety
  • 7. Kinds of Ego Defense Mechanism 1.Repression - buried the thoughts or desires that cannot be accept
  • 8. 2. Sublimation Sublimation is an ego defense mechanism that uses a higher way out that socially more acceptable.”
  • 9. 3. Projection The projection is an ego defense mechanism that transfers the drive, attitude, or behavior that cause an anxiety to others
  • 10. 4. Displacement Displacement is an ego defense mechanism that takes its energy to the object or another person if original object could not be reached
  • 11. 5. Rationalization Rationalization is to find a justification or excuse for his attitude, so even become more acceptable to the ego than the actual reason
  • 12. 6. Formation Reaction Reaction is the formation of ego defense mechanisms that act contrary to the unconscious desires
  • 13. 7. Regression Regression is a setback due to stress on behavior and the typical of an early developmental stage
  • 14. Review of Previews Study Agus Santoso, the student of Petra Christian University, 2006. A Study of Heathcliff’s anxiety as Seen in Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Height. He formulates some problems, they are: (1) How does the anxiety reflected in Heatchilif’s life? (2) What are the effects of Heathchilif’s anxiety as seen in this novel?
  • 15. CHAPTER III METHOD AND PROCEDURES OF RESEARCH 3.1 Approach 3.2 Method 3.3 Source of Data 3.4 Procedures of data Collection 3.5 Procedures of data Analysis
  • 16. CHAPTER IV DATA ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH FINDINGS 1.1 Data analysis “When it became abundantly clear that I hadn’t inherited a shred of his athletic talents, he settled for trying to turn me into a passionate spectator. Certainly I could manage that, couldn’t I? I faked interest for as long as possible. I cheered with him when Kabul’s team scored against Kandahar and yelped insults at the referee when he called a penalty against our team. But Baba sensed my lack of genuine interest and resigned himself to the bleak fact that his son was never going to either play or watch soccer. “
  • 17. A moral anxiety happens when someone faces an emotional conflict. To reduce the anxiety, Amir did a formation reaction by doing the opposite of true desire. Reaction formation involves adopting opposite feelings, impulses or behavior. Someone adopting a reaction formation defense strategy would treat a spouse or loved one in the same manner in which they’d treat a hated enemy.
  • 18. Research findings Ego Defense Mechanism Formation Reaction : 5times repression : 4 times Rationalization : 3times Displacement : 2 times Sublimation : 1 time Characteers Amir : 9 times Baba : 2 times assef : 2 times Sohrab : 1 time Soraya : 1 time Causes Moral Anxiety : 14 times Realistic Anxiety : 2 times
  • 19. Chapter V Conclusion Formation reaction is mostly used by the characters Amir is the most Characters use the defense mechanism