The psychological perspective provides a comprehensive knowledge of resilience in "Moon of the Crusted Snow" by revealing the psychological states, motives, and coping methods of the characters. The psychological perspective highlights the characters' emotional and mental fortitude in the first place. During society's breakdown, Evan Whitesky, the protagonist of the book, rises as a pillar of strength for his town. Evan's mental processes and emotional responses are shown to us via the psychological lens, displaying his steadfast desire to safeguard and support his family and tribe. We can better comprehend the complex interaction between external difficulties and internal tenacity by looking at his persistence through this lens. In addition, the psychological perspective enables us to explore the characters' coping strategies. Despite the collapsing world around them, the narrative shows the protagonists' attempts to retain a feeling of normalcy and stability. Through psychological study, we see how various characters use coping mechanisms including social support, cultural traditions, and religious convictions to get through the challenges they encounter. With the recognition that resilience is not just one characteristic but rather a network of psychological …show more content…
We are given a thorough knowledge of the characters' psychological states, coping strategies, and reactions to trauma by looking at resilience via this lens. This perspective helps us understand the complicated relationship between external difficulties and internal resources, illuminating the complexity of the human situation. The psychological perspective highlights the importance of resiliency in overcoming hardship and provides insightful information on the resiliency of the characters in the