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July 23, 2017 | Autor: Syifa Dila | Categoria: Poems, Poems Analysis
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INTRODUCTION
"Pray for Palestine" is one of the many poems about Palestine. As we both know, some time ago amid raging conflicts between Israel and Palestine.
In this poem, described how our attitude in dealing with news about Palestine. We were indifferent and unconcerned with the news. In analysis this poem, I guess maybe we think over this news reflux, and then it means that the problem has been completed and now the Palestinian condition is improving. In fact, only the attack was reduced but if the main problem has been solved? No one can guarantee. "Pray for Palestine" as reflected humanity towards others with care we give to Palestine.


DISCUSSION
Biography of the Author
Amalia Faulien was born in Cirebon; 7 April 1995 is a 3rd semester student majoring in English education at the state Islamic institute of Surakarta. She wrote a poem entitled "pray for Palestine" as an expression of sympathy to the Palestinian state is going conflicts some time ago. She hopes the poem can be used as material for the introspection for the reader especially herself.

Poetry and Paraphrase
"Pray for Palestine"
How tragic situation in Palestine
How can we still turn a blind eye?
Could only look on screen
Then after that, forgotten

Oh my brother, forgive us
It's always a close eye on all your suffering, you're crying
What we've been doing
It is not enough to help you

Our prayers, May god give you strength
Facing the cruel people
Keep fighting brother
God is always with you

Poetry
paraphrase
How can we still turn a blind eye?
How can we still do not care?
Could only look on screen
Just saw on television
Oh my brothers
Palestinian
Facing the cruel people
Against Israel

Intrinsic approach of poetry
Based on mimetic approach
Theme : "humanity" evidenced by a sense of caring for others to pray.
Plot : proggressive. Evidenced by our initial attitude towards palestine decribed in the first stanza in the poem till request prayer for palestine in the last stanza.

The Theory of humanity related to pray for palestine
Some psychologists at the time disliked psychodynamic and behaviorist explanations of personality. They felt that these theories ignored the qualities that make humans unique among animals, such as striving for self-determination and self-realization. In the 1950s, some of these psychologists began a school of psychology called humanism.
Humanity is an academic science that studies human elements using norm analysis, critical and speculation and not the original so norm empirical science and social. Humanitarian field have included the study of language, literature, history, philosophy, religion, visual arts, performing arts (including music). Anthropology, area studies, communication, cultural studies say that overlapping fields of social sciences with the humanities. Others have included the fields of theology, law, psychology, philology, rhetoric and so on. Two psychologists, Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers, became well known for their humanistic theories.
Abraham Maslow's Theory
The highest rung on Abraham Maslow's ladder of human motives is the need for self-actualization. Maslow said that human beings strive for self-actualization, or realization of their full potential, once they have satisfied their more basic needs.
Maslow also provided his own account of the healthy human personality. Psychodynamic theories tend to be based on clinical case studies and therefore lack accounts of healthy personalities. To come up with his account, Maslow studied exceptional historical figures, such as Abraham Lincoln and Eleanor Roosevelt, as well as some of his own contemporaries whom he thought had exceptionally good mental health.
Maslow described several characteristics that self-actualizing people share:
Awareness and acceptance of themselves
Openness and spontaneity
The ability to enjoy work and see work as a mission to fulfill
The ability to develop close friendships without being overly dependent on other people
A good sense of humor
The tendency to have peak experiences that are spiritually or emotionally satisfying
Carl Rogers's Person-Centered Theory
Carl Rogers, another humanistic psychologist, proposed a theory called the person-centered theory. Like Freud, Rogers drew on clinical case studies to come up with his theory. He also drew from the ideas of Maslow and others. In Rogers's view, the self-concept is the most important feature of personality, and it includes all the thoughts, feelings, and beliefs people have about themselves. Rogers believed that people are aware of their self-concepts.
Congruence and Incongruence
Rogers said that people's self-concepts often do not exactly match reality. For example, a person may consider he to be very honest but often lies to his boss about why he is late to work. Rogers used the term incongruence to refer to the discrepancy between the self-concept and reality. Congruence, on the other hand, is a fairly accurate match between the self-concept and reality.
Criticisms of Humanistic Theories
Humanistic theories have had a significant influence on psychology as well as pop culture. Many psychologists now accept the idea that when it comes to personality, people's subjective experiences have more weight than objective reality. Humanistic psychologists' focus on healthy people, rather than troubled people, has also been a particularly useful contribution.
However, critics of humanistic theories maintain several arguments:
Humanistic theories are too naïvely optimistic and fail to provide insight into the evil side of human nature.
Humanistic theories, like psychodynamic theories, cannot be easily tested.
Many concepts in humanistic psychology, like that of the self-actualized person, are vague and subjective. Some critics argue that this concept may reflect Maslow's own values and ideals.
Humanistic psychology is biased toward individualistic values.

The aspect, kinds, characteristic, or impact related to the title

"Pray For Palestine" has the characteristic of simple to use easy to understand language, there are not too many words hyperbole, based on real events, as well as the clear meaning or content contained in this poem is based on the experience of the author. "Pray For Palestine" cause our humanity appear without us knowing. This poem has indirectly invites us to care for others, sincere in prayer and mutual help.


CONCLUSION
"pray for palestine" is one of the many poems about palestine that describe our attitude towards calamities faced by the palestinians. In the poem, we just want to see without help. As if that all is not our business. Therefore, this poem advised that we care about the state of palestine by praying to ease the burden of our brothers there.

REFERENCES

http://ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kemanusiaan

http://www.sparknotes.com/psychology/psych101/personality/section4.rhtml

























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