Directly responds to the Diploma in Social Work's call for anti-discriminatory texts. Examines scapegoating, its history, and distinctions betweeen rational and irrational forms of this behaviour.
Directly responds to the Diploma in Social Work's call for anti-discriminatory texts. Examines scapegoating, its history, and distinctions betweeen rational and irrational forms of this behaviour.
Tom Douglas has over forty years' experience of working with groups and for many years worked as a freelance groupwork consultant.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1 Ancient ritual Chapter 1 Origins Chapter 2 Purification and propitiation Chapter 3 Sin-eaters, whipping boys and fall guys Part 2 Social behaviour Chapter 4 Scapegoating as public behaviour Chapter 5 Scapegoating as social behaviour Chapter 6 Victims Part 3 Theories and explanations Chapter 7 Attempts at understanding: the process Chapter 8 Attempts at understanding: the victim Part 4 Management Chapter 9 The management of scapegoating Chapter 10 The resolution of scapegoating Chapter 11 Rite, ritual or survival strategy? BIBLIOGRAPHY Index
Part 1 Ancient ritual Chapter 1 Origins Chapter 2 Purification and propitiation Chapter 3 Sin-eaters, whipping boys and fall guys Part 2 Social behaviour Chapter 4 Scapegoating as public behaviour Chapter 5 Scapegoating as social behaviour Chapter 6 Victims Part 3 Theories and explanations Chapter 7 Attempts at understanding: the process Chapter 8 Attempts at understanding: the victim Part 4 Management Chapter 9 The management of scapegoating Chapter 10 The resolution of scapegoating Chapter 11 Rite, ritual or survival strategy? BIBLIOGRAPHY Index
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