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On-line Course in Collaboration with PsyBC for CE Credits

CONFLICT ABOUT CONFLICT
[Co-produced by Division 39 and PsyBC]

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Presenters and panelists: Muriel Dimen Jay Greenberg Donnel Stern
Moderated by Marylou Lionells

Freud's psychoanalytic discoveries emerged from his recognition that psychic anguish is the product of a mind in torment over incompatible tensions. The history of analytic thought might be conceived as a series of reassessments of exactly what constitutes those tensions. Instinct, drive, need, wish, demand, expectation, perception, emotion, all have been studied as players in the psychological drama of opposition and ambivalence.

Contemporary analysts are recasting every tenet of classical theory, and the question of conflict is no exception. In this seminar two noted theorists offer a fascinating contrast in how, even within the relational rubric, conflict may be looked at from very different perspectives. Greenberg draws upon his own relational re-conceptualization of drive theory to present a view of conflict as embedded in personal striving. Stern rests his understanding of conflict upon his expansion of dissociation theory and contemporary revisions of views of mind, self and consciousness, stressing that material that is dissociated remains outside the arena of conflict. Finally, Dimen, a seminal thinker in her own right, contextualizes these differing perspectives and provides her own vision of their implications and applications.

Format: Papers and discussion by each of the presenters. An online panel discussion among the authors and attendees. Articles are available to all who register at no additional cost.
Dates: February 22 - March 12
Early Registration Fee: $49.95 (Early registration ends this week.)
CE Credits: 8 ($40) Free for Div39 members

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