The Scapegoat: René Girard's Anthopology of Violence and Religion Part Four

1

Introduction

00:00 • 5min

2

Scape-Goating Preserves Social Peace

04:35 • 2min

3

Christianity and Judaism - What Girard Calls Sacrificial Protection

06:23 • 2min

4

Christianity - A Distinction Between God and the Scapegoat

08:05 • 2min

5

The Synchronicity Between Christianity and Archaic Religions

09:57 • 2min

6

The New Self-Critical Spirit Will Transform the World

12:10 • 2min

7

The Critique of the Critique Has to Be Criticized Too

14:08 • 2min

8

The Scape Goat, a Profile of French Thinker René Girard

15:44 • 2min

9

The Cross Decodes Mythology

17:54 • 3min

10

What Is the Paraclete, the Advocate, the Antidote to Violence Unveiled?

20:40 • 5min

11

Girard's Mimetic Desire

25:43 • 2min

12

Internal Mediation Is a Mediation That Does Not Breed Mimetic Rivalry

27:36 • 2min

13

Internal Mediation Leads to Rivalry

29:11 • 2min

14

The Limitation of Education

30:55 • 2min

15

De Tocqueville's Sense of Desire

32:44 • 2min

16

What You Really Desire Is Not the Objects of the Neighbor

34:43 • 2min

17

Is Modern Art the Type of Art?

36:21 • 2min

18

Is There a New Line?

37:55 • 2min

19

Mimetic Desire and Eating Disorders

39:38 • 1min

20

Mimetic Fenzy Is the Culmination in Gerard's View of a Growing Sickness

41:00 • 2min

21

We're Talking About It. Therefore, It Won't Kill Us

43:18 • 3min

22

The Secret of Writing Is Giving That Up, Just Like the Secret of Great Comedy Is Putting Yourself in the Bad Position

46:40 • 4min

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The Skape Goat - Part 4

51:06 • 3min