Psychological Concern in Elie Weisel’s Novel “Day”

This paper presents psychological concern in Elie Weisel’s novel Day. Most of the Weisel’s work deal with the life of Holocaust. The protagonists of the Elie Weisel’s work are portrayed as suffering, pain, death, Sorrow, grief, misery, anxiety, and torture of Holocaust. In this paper, Wesiel emphasises the protagonist Eliezer, who is suffering with the psychological anxiety. Elie Weisel’s character in his work Day is supremely psychological concern, if we go through Weisel’s life; we analyze the reasons that his works are expression of his life. Elie Weisel is himself the Holocaust survivor. This novel deals with the theme, after survived of the Holocaust, how does one live in the world. And also questions: Is it possible for survivors to forget their past and create a new life for themselves without their family and dear ones. The novel explores suffering, isolation, disaster and self destruction that befall an entire Jewish people during the Holocaust through the Eliezer’s eyes. This paper has the modest aim of analyzing the psychological concern of Eliezer, though the Holocaust has over, but still the effects of Holocaust is present in the minds of survivors.