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Dionysus vs. the Crucified
An Essay on Nietzsche
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René Girard's "Dionysus vs.
the Crucified" is a critical essay analyzing Nietzsche's philosophy.
Girard agrees with Nietzsche's distinction between Dionysian and Christian worldviews but disagrees with Nietzsche's preference for the Dionysian.
Girard argues that Nietzsche's defense of the Dionysian leads to untenable moral theories and inhuman attitudes.
The essay explores Girard's theories of mimetic desire and scapegoating, contrasting them with Nietzsche's perspective.
It examines the nature of violence, resentment, and the role of religion in human society.
Ultimately, Girard advocates for the Christian worldview, emphasizing its rejection of violence and its focus on the innocent victim.
the Crucified" is a critical essay analyzing Nietzsche's philosophy.
Girard agrees with Nietzsche's distinction between Dionysian and Christian worldviews but disagrees with Nietzsche's preference for the Dionysian.
Girard argues that Nietzsche's defense of the Dionysian leads to untenable moral theories and inhuman attitudes.
The essay explores Girard's theories of mimetic desire and scapegoating, contrasting them with Nietzsche's perspective.
It examines the nature of violence, resentment, and the role of religion in human society.
Ultimately, Girard advocates for the Christian worldview, emphasizing its rejection of violence and its focus on the innocent victim.
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88: René Girard - The Case for the Crucified
