This book offers six precepts which address undertheorized aspects of René Girard's theory of scapegoating and sacrificial violence. These precepts, supported with examples from religion, psychology, history, and literature, illuminate the root causes of the current sacrificial crisis and point to a way toward a future without scapegoats.
This book offers six precepts which address undertheorized aspects of René Girard's theory of scapegoating and sacrificial violence. These precepts, supported with examples from religion, psychology, history, and literature, illuminate the root causes of the current sacrificial crisis and point to a way toward a future without scapegoats.
Acknowledgements Introduction: The Architecture of Blame Chapter 1: Theorizing the Current Crisis Chapter 2: The Agency of Human Scapegoats as Scapegoats Chapter 3: Scapegoating as Process Chapter 4: Women and Children: Experiences of Violence Without the Sacred Chapter 5: Fathers and Their Sons as Scapegoats: Ham and Jesus Chapter 6: Crimes Against Nurture: The Painful Childhood of the Future Powerful Chapter 7: The Power of Bystanders: Acceding to or Rejecting Scenes of Sacrifice Conclusion: Reducing Pain and Sharing What Remains References About the Author
Acknowledgements Introduction: The Architecture of Blame Chapter 1: Theorizing the Current Crisis Chapter 2: The Agency of Human Scapegoats as Scapegoats Chapter 3: Scapegoating as Process Chapter 4: Women and Children: Experiences of Violence Without the Sacred Chapter 5: Fathers and Their Sons as Scapegoats: Ham and Jesus Chapter 6: Crimes Against Nurture: The Painful Childhood of the Future Powerful Chapter 7: The Power of Bystanders: Acceding to or Rejecting Scenes of Sacrifice Conclusion: Reducing Pain and Sharing What Remains References About the Author
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