A one-of-a-kind overview of the lasting impact of mimetic theory and the extent of its interdisciplinary applications, a century after René Girard's birth.
A one-of-a-kind overview of the lasting impact of mimetic theory and the extent of its interdisciplinary applications, a century after René Girard's birth.
Paul Dumouchel is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Québec-Montréal, Canada. Benoît Chantre is President of the Mimetic Research Association, France.
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Introduction: René Girard: Death and Resurrection, B. Chantre Part I Reading texts: 1 Mark Anspach (Imitatio), The Oedipus Case 2 E. Blass (Wartburg College), Comparative Methodology and Seeing the Victim 3 W. Johnsen (Michigan State University), The Missing Mother and the Continuing Fecundity of René Girard 4 S. McKenna (Independent scholar), Near Lynching in Faulkner's Intruder in the Dust 5 M. Matthew (University of Chicago), King Noah and the Sacred Victim 6 J. Rossouw (University of the Free State - South Africa), Girard, Houllebecq and mimetic rivalry in the consumerist liberal society Part II Reading the World 7 James Alison (Independent scholar), A Girardian Approach to the Virtue of Humility 8 Vincent Delecroix (École des Hautes Études - Paris), Cain and Abel 9 Barbara Carnevali (École des Hautes Études - Paris), Deviated Transcendence: Girard's Legacy for Social Philosophy 10 Elisabetta Brighi (University of Westminster), Towards a Mimetic Theory of Terrorism 11 Andreas Wilmes (Pazmany Péter Catholic University), Apocalypse, Technology and the Future of Mimetic theory 12 Jean-Pierre Dupuy (Standord University), Battling to the Atomic End 13 C.K. Belliger (Brite Divinity School), Girard and the Ethics of Policing 14 A. Cork (Independent scholar), Mimetic Theory and L'Arche 15 L. Guglielmimetti (European Radicalization Awareness Network), Persecution texts and Conspiracy theories 16 J. Lysenko (Independent scholar), René Girard, thinker of the Apocalypse 17 S. McElcheran (University of Toronto), Intellectual Disability and Girardian Mimesis 18 V. Riordan (Psychiatrist, West Cork Health Services), Application of Mimetic Theory to Psychiatry 19 F. Arcuri (University of Bergamo), Toxic Masculinity and Mimetic Resentment Index
Introduction: René Girard: Death and Resurrection, B. Chantre Part I Reading texts: 1 Mark Anspach (Imitatio), The Oedipus Case 2 E. Blass (Wartburg College), Comparative Methodology and Seeing the Victim 3 W. Johnsen (Michigan State University), The Missing Mother and the Continuing Fecundity of René Girard 4 S. McKenna (Independent scholar), Near Lynching in Faulkner's Intruder in the Dust 5 M. Matthew (University of Chicago), King Noah and the Sacred Victim 6 J. Rossouw (University of the Free State - South Africa), Girard, Houllebecq and mimetic rivalry in the consumerist liberal society Part II Reading the World 7 James Alison (Independent scholar), A Girardian Approach to the Virtue of Humility 8 Vincent Delecroix (École des Hautes Études - Paris), Cain and Abel 9 Barbara Carnevali (École des Hautes Études - Paris), Deviated Transcendence: Girard's Legacy for Social Philosophy 10 Elisabetta Brighi (University of Westminster), Towards a Mimetic Theory of Terrorism 11 Andreas Wilmes (Pazmany Péter Catholic University), Apocalypse, Technology and the Future of Mimetic theory 12 Jean-Pierre Dupuy (Standord University), Battling to the Atomic End 13 C.K. Belliger (Brite Divinity School), Girard and the Ethics of Policing 14 A. Cork (Independent scholar), Mimetic Theory and L'Arche 15 L. Guglielmimetti (European Radicalization Awareness Network), Persecution texts and Conspiracy theories 16 J. Lysenko (Independent scholar), René Girard, thinker of the Apocalypse 17 S. McElcheran (University of Toronto), Intellectual Disability and Girardian Mimesis 18 V. Riordan (Psychiatrist, West Cork Health Services), Application of Mimetic Theory to Psychiatry 19 F. Arcuri (University of Bergamo), Toxic Masculinity and Mimetic Resentment Index
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