The Crysanthemums

John Steinbeck wrote his short story "chrysanthemum" in his unique literary style, where he brought readers to a gender inequality society. "The Chrysanthemums" represents the challenge of the 35-year old woman Elisa Allen, which is expected to become a traditional housewife. Through the story her continued transformation depicts the life of a woman trying to gain meaning in her boring life in the 1930's. John Steinbeck's "The Chrysanthemums" shows the real feelings of the main character Elisa Allen, using femininity, self-recognition and weaknesses.

The cultivation of this problem gave us confidence in ourselves and nature. We saw Narcissus, then tulip, and irises, and we are showing the glory of this season. How about chrysanthemum? When are you blooming? So, trees, the night sky, the lake and the sea, the creatures of the earth and the human body? What is their cycle? How do they fit naturally? The essence of our life is desire. The lack of symptoms, we are anxious to fill it quickly. I am hungry, so I ate and I fell asleep because I am tired. What is that wish, but what is the problem? What do I need to do in my life to meet my basic needs? And this incessant question brings us back to nature and its exquisite wealth.

The basic and primary need for human survival is physiological necessity. They have something to do with the living beings and are necessary to protect the basic human life. These needs are identified as human organs of the body. They are limited needs. They must be repeated until human death. They have nothing to do with money. They are hungry, thirsty, sleepy, protected, sexual and other physical needs. An assertion related to basic needs is that they are the main driving force for every individual and once they are satisfied they are no longer motivated. The next level of demand will be very important before the basic needs disappear. Providing sufficient funds to meet these needs can motivate employees in the organization.

Psychologist Abraham Maslow states that people's motivation is motivated based on specific basic needs handling. Maslow organized the list of requirements in the hierarchy. I think that he needs to satisfy the needs in a specific order, beginning with physiology and ending with self-actualization. Physiological needs: food, drink, air, health; Safety needs: safety, shelter, order; affiliation needs: love from family and friends belonging to social group or community; respect for needs: recognition by others; success and achievement Self-esteem, necessity of self-realization: to realize our possibilities, to become our hope and hope of dreams