René Girard : Mimetic Desire, Violence, and the Scapegoat
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René Girard : Mimetic Desire, Violence, and the Scapegoat
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Dive into René Girard's groundbreaking theory of mimetic desire, revealing how our desires are often reflections of others', leading to rivalry and conflict. Explore the concept of the scapegoat mechanism, an ancient social tool used to restore order by blaming an individual or group. This video also examines Girard's views on violence, the sacred, and how Christianity offers a unique perspective on these human dynamics. Delve into a profound analysis that compares Girard to other major thinkers and offers new insights into our understanding of society and human psychology.
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