Escape from EvilAn exploration of the natural history of evil. |
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... expiation at the same time , like the dutiful son who brings home his paper - route earnings and puts them in the family coffer . He protruded out of nature and tucked himself in with the very same gesture , a gesture of heroism - expiation ...
... expiation at the same time , like the dutiful son who brings home his paper - route earnings and puts them in the family coffer . He protruded out of nature and tucked himself in with the very same gesture , a gesture of heroism - expiation ...
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... expiation ! It is perverse . We wonder how we could allow ourselves to do this to ourselves , but right away we know ... expiation out of the picture ; man was now giving expression to only one side of his nature . He still needs ...
... expiation ! It is perverse . We wonder how we could allow ourselves to do this to ourselves , but right away we know ... expiation out of the picture ; man was now giving expression to only one side of his nature . He still needs ...
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... expiatory , 27-28 as sacred power , 29 , 31-32 games and contests as nature con- trol , 19 gifts , religious nature of , 27-32 , 37 heroism and expiation facilitated in , 31-37 , 96 inequalities in , 40-42 , 129 moiety : as dual ...
... expiatory , 27-28 as sacred power , 29 , 31-32 games and contests as nature con- trol , 19 gifts , religious nature of , 27-32 , 37 heroism and expiation facilitated in , 31-37 , 96 inequalities in , 40-42 , 129 moiety : as dual ...
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Ritual as Practical Technics | 6 |
Economics as Expiation | 26 |
The Origin of Inequality | 38 |
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