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Frazer (n.) saw in the scapegoat phenomenon an ignorant superstition that positivism removed, and in Christianity its ultimate triumph.
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Frazer (n.) saw in the scapegoat phenomenon an ignorant superstition that positivism removed, and in Christianity its ultimate triumph.
Frazer (n.) took the scapegoat as a ritual theme from Leviticus, burying ethnology under motif and hiding the older sense: the unconscious mechanism of persecution.