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From Witch-hunts to The Crucified Christ

08/04/2015 | Oasis

René Girard’s mimetic theory offers a fundamental aid to understanding the nexus between violence, the sacred and the origin of different human cultures. It also paves the way for a challenge: how to found a way of living together without identifying a common enemy?

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