volume Number 12، number In Volume 3، Fall 2019 ، issue Number 45

A Study of Naser Khosrow's Thinking Style with New Patterns, Case study: Examining self-actualization Factors in Naser Khosrow's Thought and Personality (Based on Abraham Maslow's self-actualization theory)

Mahdi Nowruz(Author in Charge), Reza Jalili

Abstract
Nasser Khosrow plays an important role in Persian poetry. in his poems, he has devised and described his social, political, cultural and literary concerns and according to ideological beliefs, several strategies have been proposed to boost potential human potential. in humanistic psychology, too, several studies have been conducted around human beings and its hidden capabilities. Abraham Maslow, the principal representative of this school by explaining self-actualization theory, steady steps have been taken to introduce a healthy and complete man. in this research, using descriptive-analytical and comparative method based on Maslow"s comments, Nasser Khosrow"s personality and his humanist thought have been answered to answer the main question of what his self-actualization characteristics are? it seems that the components of "better understanding of reality and establishing a more egalitarian relationship with it", "acceptance of oneself, others and nature", "orbital problem", "the quality of resignation and the need for privacy and loneliness", "autonomy and cultural autonomy" "peak experience", "sympathetic sense", "interconnected relationships", "the structure of the people"s secretary", "philosophical and non-personal tone" and "resistance to culture-susceptibility". as much as he had in Maslow"s subjects, in Nasser Khosrow"s personality and thought, too, has been prominent.

Keyword
Naser Khosrow , poetry , Maslow , self-actualization

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