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A look at (and critique of) René Girard's theory of mimetic desire, rivalry and scapegoating as basis of myth. I argue against the contrast he draws between Christian belief, on the one hand, and pagan "dying and resurrecting" gods, on the other.
A look at (and critique of) René Girard's theory of mimetic desire, rivalry and scapegoating as basis of myth. I argue against the contrast he draws between Christian belief, on the one hand, and pagan "dying and resurrecting" gods, on the other.
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05:52 Interview
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