Emotion, Evolution and Conflict

In Man Chung (ed.), Psychoanalytic Knowledge. Palgrave Macmillan (2003)
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The psychoanalytic notions of identification and projection fit with Darwinian theory in explaining human group conflict and relating it to emotional conflict in individuals.

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