Emotion, Evolution and Conflict

In Man Chung (ed.), Psychoanalytic Knowledge (2003)
Abstract The psychoanalytic notions of identification and projection fit with Darwinian theory in explaining human group conflict and relating it to emotional conflict in individuals.
Keywords Psychoanalysis Freud Darwin In-group Cooperation Out-group conflict
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