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Mimeticism (n.) made unanimous against the scapegoat is the true ruler of human society.
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Mimeticism (n.) made unanimous against the scapegoat is the true ruler of human society.
Mimeticism (n.) absorbs sexuality, ambition, psychology, sociology and ritual without reducing them: they are all implicit in the mimetic analysis.
Mimeticism (n.) intensifies attraction and repulsion together and spreads as hatred faster from one person to another.
Mimeticism (n.) is the single source of all troubles, desires, rivalries and misunderstandings, and also of all order, through scapegoats.