| dc.description.abstract | Lady Chatterley’s Lover by D. H. Lawrence tells about Connie who has a
conflict with her husband, Clifford. After he is sent to war and being impotent,
Connie lacks of intimacy and affection. She exactly cannot cope with her husband’s
physical and emotional paralysis, because as a young normal married woman she
finds that she must fulfill her own need at very basic level-sexual need. When that
need is not fulfilled, she has an idea to solve the problem by having relationship with
another man. The purpose of writing this thesis is to get understanding that literature
presents human problems. By studying the main character’s motivation, the readers
could learn and get moral message of how to solve the human problems in the daily
life especially dealing with motivation of needs which can cause the destruction of
the family.
This research aims at answering three main problems; 1) what are the physical
needs of Connie 2) What are the spirituals needs of Connie, 3) How is Connie’s
unfulfillment of needs related to her marriage.
The method used in writing this thesis is inductive method. An inductive
method is to collect data from a specific to the general one to get the conclusion. In
arranging this thesis, the researcher conducts a library research. Psychological
approach is applied in this thesis. The theory used in this thesis is taken from
Abraham Harold Maslow to discuss the fulfillment and the unfulfillment of Connie’s
Needs in her family which builds the conflict with her husband, Clifford. The result
of this discussion shows that people are controlled by their needs. | en_US |
