An Ever-Ending Propulsion of Psychological Realism in Margaret Lawrence’s The Stone Angel: A Critical Study

Abstract

Phycological realism is considered by many as physiological fiction that often investigates the emotional, spiritual, and phycological aspects of the leading character under whose influence the entire story or novel is carried on many a time. The role of these three elements is always crucial in analyzing the character, yet the reader connects himself or herself comfortably with the two, whereas the singled-out aspect of 'phycological' is always a tough nut to crack.