A Study of the Level of Subconscious Awareness (Id) Related to Individual Consciousness in the Stories of Ismail Hajani in "Payv" Magazine –Based on Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory

Every individual possesses unique psychological traits that distinguish them from others in society and their surrounding environment. Especially, it is evident when discussing the subconscious awareness (Id), as one of the three components of Freud's psychoanalytic theory –the Id, the Superego, and the Ego. The charismatic personality of the individual plays a significant role in transcending social and religious boundaries, as well as moral restraints, by addressing desires that override shame and principles. Challenges often appear in understanding and analyzing the personality of such individuals when examining literary works, particularly in terms of the psychological state of the characters and how they achieve their goals. In this context, Freud's psychoanalytic theory, which explores the personality of the author and the characters in the subconscious mind, reveals the underlying purpose and hidden messages of the author. The level of subconscious awareness (Id), considered a reservoir of diverse suppressed desires and instincts rooted in human psychology since childhood, embodies this mystery and explores those repressed facets. These aspects, suppressed by the author throughout their life, are reflected in the protagonists and characters of works that delve into the subconscious. This study, titled A Study of the Level of Subconscious Awareness (Id) Related to Individual Consciousness in the Stories of Ismail Hajani in Payv Magazine –Based on Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory applies the concept of subconscious awareness (Id) to individual consciousness. It highlights both the visible and repressed sides of the author, exploring their psychological state, the suppression and restraint of desires throughout various stages of life, and how these aspects are mirrored in their short stories published in Payv magazine.