AUTHENTICITY IN THE WRITING PROCESS: PHILOSOPHICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS

This article explores the concept of authenticity in the writing process from philosophical and psychological perspectives. Drawing on the works of Erich Fromm, Charles Taylor, and James Leonard Park, it examines the significance of authenticity, focusing on how personal freedom and responsibility influence writing. The study highlights how authenticity strengthens the emotional connection between writer and reader, offering deeper engagement and meaningful expression. Results suggest that authentic writing requires balancing originality, ethical considerations, and cultural expectations while maintaining a unique voice. The paper concludes by emphasizing the transformative potential of authenticity for writers and readers alike.