Season 12 · 4 Jan 2024I am not who you think I am - The elusive identity- 1:33:34The Ancient Path of Perverse MenA dense short work on those who surround Job, the establishment of decent people.
Girard
Appears in 4 videos · 4 passages, 2 of them in depth.
Who is this?René Noël Théophile Girard (; French:; 25 December 1923 – 4 November 2015) was a French academic best known for developing mimetic theory, which posits that human desire is fundamentally imitative, leading to rivalry, violence and the scapegoat mechanism as foundations of religion and culture. Holding academic appointments primarily in literature departments in the United States, his interdisciplinary work influenced fields ranging from theology to economics to psychology and cultural studies. […]
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Season 12 · 4 Jan 2024I am not who you think I am - The elusive identity
Season 11 · 3 Sept 2023Worldliness in Clouscard: Desiring what? Through whom??- 1:54:30Mimetic desire is descriptive, not explanatory: a resumption without dialectic of the Hegelian struggle for recognition.
Talks · 4 Jun 2023PHILOSOPHY with PAGANI: E for ENFANCE (CHILDHOOD)- 0:46The triangle discussed is not Girard's.
Talks · 27 Mar 2023Interview with Dominique Pagani, praxis and psyche- 53:21Presented as the translator of The Destruction of Reason in the 1950s.