On Conflict and the Third-Act Breakup

Dr. Amanda discusses conflict communication as exemplified through the third-act, highlighting examples from books with conflict resolution including a third-act breakup as well as a couple who post third-act conflict differently.Books discussed are: Boyfriend Material (Alexis Hall), How to End a Love Story (Yulin Kuang), Stars in Your Eyes (Kacen Callender), You and Me (Tal Bauer), and Vampires of El Norte (Isabel Cañas).Also, Vampires of El Norte takes place in the 1840s. I think I accidentally said 1940s. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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