Comparing Galtung’s Theory of conflict resolution with Freud’s Psychoanalytical Theory

Galtung's definition of an A-B-C conflict is entirely general. In particular, it applies to the inner conflicts treated by Freud's psychoanalytic theory. Galtung’s then applied both Patient and Analyst during interaction analysis’ sessions; in which these two triads actually fuse into a single triad so that they represent personality elaborating through analysis his internal conflict. addition, Freud’s short paper on beginning treatment leading solve conflict, interpreted rigorous logical way attributes great importance doubly negated propositions for starting Analyst’s healing process. The this kind occur within many other theories as characteristic feature theoretical organization aimed at solving, like theory, given problem hence alternative usual deductive-axiomatic one. development composed four steps converging resolution issue. non-mechanical nature last step illustrated limited realistic attitude means constraints. By recognizing constraints entire dynamics emerges. These are attributed