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On ZHU Sheng-hao's Motivating Powers of Translating Shakespearean Dramas from the Perspective of Need Hierarchy Theory

Fu Nan

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American psychologist A.M.Maslow proposes the famous theory of Need Hierarchy when probing human psychological activities,which divides human needs into five phases: the physiological needs,the safety needs, the love needs,the esteem needs and the needs for self-actualization.Zhu's motivating powers lie in the alternative function of different needs and ultimately are reflected in the need for self-actualization.Zhu's translation practice is a procedure of becoming a man of self-actualization.

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American psychologist A.M.Maslow proposes the famous theory of Need Hierarchy when probing human psychological activities,which divides human needs into five phases: the physiological needs,the safety needs, the love needs,the esteem needs and the needs for self-actualization.Zhu's motivating powers lie in the alternative function of different needs and ultimately are reflected in the need for self-actualization.Zhu's translation practice is a procedure of becoming a man of self-actualization.

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American psychologist A.M.Maslow proposes the famous theory of Need Hierarchy when probing human psychological activities,which divides human needs into five phases: the physiological needs,the safety needs, the love needs,the esteem needs and the needs for self-actualization.Zhu's motivating powers lie in the alternative function of different needs and ultimately are reflected in the need for self-actualization.Zhu's translation practice is a procedure of becoming a man of self-actualization.

Key concepts: Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Need theory, Perspective (graphical), Hierarchy, Fundamental human needs, Self-actualization, Function (biology), Psychology

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