The mimetic theory forged by René Girard is completely closed by its own violence. Given that human violence was contained for centuries, by the victimary mechanism, its deconstruction by the Cross has unleashed a complete and total violence, leading us to the possibility of a real Apocalypse. We show here that this closure is based on a metaphysical view of desire, guiding us from the objet to the being of the model. Since Girard is always confined into metaphysics by his constant use of the paradigm of the image, the presence and, consequently, the idol, we demonstrate that there is still a way out of violence, the same way that is today the way out of metaphysics. With Jean-Luc Marion and his phenomenology of givenness, we oppose the pa...
Flannery O\u27Connor\u27s fiction assaults the reader by juxtaposing realistic and grotesque imagery...
Este trabajo, es una reflexión sobre el problema de la violencia a partir de una serie de conceptos ...
What are the roots of human violence? Many theses seek to explain societal rivalry, injustice, and s...
The mimetic theory forged by René Girard is completely closed by its own violence. Given that human...
L'A. décrit de quelle manière René Girard, dans son oeuvre, analyse les phénomènes de mimesis et de ...
In this paper, I consider the epistemological implications of Rene Girard’s mimetic theory. I first ...
The French critic and anthropologist René Girard is one of the most original and controversial think...
What place does René Girard occupy in the human sciences? Our answer shall start with his criticism ...
This essay provides an overview of the thought of the French literary and cultural theorist René Gi...
This chapter provides an overview of the thought of the French-American literary and cultural theori...
Summary When we think about the mimetic theory and its developments in recent scientific thought, w...
La présente recherche porte sur les applications possibles de la théorie mimétique de René Girard à ...
Dans la présente contribution, nous mettons en rapport les notions de modernité et de radicalisme à ...
Violence, Desire and the Sacred presents the most up-to-date inter-disciplinary work being developed...
To some, Rene Girard is best known for his views on sacred myth and ritual. To others, he is the emi...
Flannery O\u27Connor\u27s fiction assaults the reader by juxtaposing realistic and grotesque imagery...
Este trabajo, es una reflexión sobre el problema de la violencia a partir de una serie de conceptos ...
What are the roots of human violence? Many theses seek to explain societal rivalry, injustice, and s...
The mimetic theory forged by René Girard is completely closed by its own violence. Given that human...
L'A. décrit de quelle manière René Girard, dans son oeuvre, analyse les phénomènes de mimesis et de ...
In this paper, I consider the epistemological implications of Rene Girard’s mimetic theory. I first ...
The French critic and anthropologist René Girard is one of the most original and controversial think...
What place does René Girard occupy in the human sciences? Our answer shall start with his criticism ...
This essay provides an overview of the thought of the French literary and cultural theorist René Gi...
This chapter provides an overview of the thought of the French-American literary and cultural theori...
Summary When we think about the mimetic theory and its developments in recent scientific thought, w...
La présente recherche porte sur les applications possibles de la théorie mimétique de René Girard à ...
Dans la présente contribution, nous mettons en rapport les notions de modernité et de radicalisme à ...
Violence, Desire and the Sacred presents the most up-to-date inter-disciplinary work being developed...
To some, Rene Girard is best known for his views on sacred myth and ritual. To others, he is the emi...
Flannery O\u27Connor\u27s fiction assaults the reader by juxtaposing realistic and grotesque imagery...
Este trabajo, es una reflexión sobre el problema de la violencia a partir de una serie de conceptos ...
What are the roots of human violence? Many theses seek to explain societal rivalry, injustice, and s...