

Rene Girard's Violence And The Sacred
Jul 23, 2024
Cooper and Taylor dissect Girard's Violence and the Sacred, diving into sacrificial crisis, Oedipus complex, myth origins, and societal dynamics. They explore violence, heteronormativity, and scapegoating, critiquing Girard's conservative implications. The podcast also touches on potlatch traditions, incest impact on exchange, and memetic violence in the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Intro
00:00 • 6min
Exploring Violence, Heteronormativity, and Sacrifice in Societal Dynamics
05:50 • 16min
Analysis of Violence, Religion, and Scapegoating in Society
21:20 • 25min
Exploration of Hierarchies, Scapegoating, and Sacrifice in Modern Society
46:13 • 17min
Exploring Potlatch, Supply and Demand, and the Impact of Incest on Exchange
01:02:45 • 2min
Exploration of Exchange, Scapegoating, and Global Stability
01:04:46 • 2min
Analysis of Memetic Violence in Israel-Palestinian Conflict and Symbolic Debt
01:06:19 • 4min