# Violence, Religion, and Philosophy

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  "title": "Violence, Religion, and Philosophy",
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This cluster of papers explores the concept of Mimetic Theory and its implications for understanding violence, religion, sacrifice, literature, anthropology, philosophy, cultural studies, psychology, and human evolution. It delves into the works of René Girard and other scholars who have applied and extended his theories in various academic disciplines.

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Source: https://openalex.org/T14314

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