Thinker · 4 recordings · 3 hours
René Girard
“Whoever does anything, you know, their behavior is often repeated. We call this reciprocity. We do n't really know what the word reciprocity means ; We do n't know where it came from. I, it's a real mystery. Some people think it comes from the movement of the tides, you know, back and forth. But no matter what I do…”
Recordings
- 065Violence and Religion28 minWhoever does anything, you know, their behavior is often repeated. We call this reciprocity. We do n't really know what the word reciprocity means ; We do n't know where…
- 088The Mimetic View of the Apocalypse45 minOr even across to someone we tend to desire some things because we imitate each other desire is something we must not confuse you know because we always do desires…
- 153Mimetic Desire in Shakespeare42 minLet's talk about passion. Let's talk about Shakespeare. Passion and Shakespeare. And all I found in Shakespeare regarding passion is, of course, as always, mimetic desire, mimetic rivalry, all sorts…
- 154Mimetic Desire in the Prehistorical Period47 minDesign in a pretty story and more specifically in the Navy you know the Neolithic period is the period appreciated then began to use permanent housing to create something we…
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