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Job: The Victim of His People by René Girard, Yvonne Freccero. Click here for the lowest price! Hardcover, , Job: The Victim of His People Rene Girard Trans. Yvonne Freccero Stanford: Stanford University Press, pages. Cloth $ BOOK REVIEWS Rene Girard is, as he rather archly admits, aa man of a few ideas" - or perhaps only one, and that an "idee fixe." His idea is "the surrogate victim mechanism," and its fixity comes not from a quirk of Girard's. Job: The Victim of His People by René Girard, Yvonne Freccero (Translator) Hardcover (1) $ Ship This Item — Qualifies for Free Shipping Buy Online, Pick up in Store René Girard is a member of the French Academy and Emeritus Professor at Stanford University. His books have been translated and acclaimed worldwide.

Job: The Victim of His People by René Girard, Yvonne Freccero (Translator) Hardcover (1) $ Ship This Item — Qualifies for Free Shipping Buy Online, Pick up in Store René Girard is a member of the French Academy and Emeritus Professor at Stanford University. His books have been translated and acclaimed worldwide. Delle Cose Nascoste. 1, likes · 25 talking about this. Pagina Facebook del blog 'Delle Cose Nascoste'. Un luogo nato per riflettere sul mondo che ci circonda a partire dalle teorie di René Girard. Job: The Victim of His People René Girard Snippet view - Common terms and phrases. accusations Aeschylus already ancient trail appear armies becomes beginning Bible Book of Job Christian clearly collective completely consider crimes crowd cultural death described desire Dialogues divine effect Eliphaz enemies entire essential everything.

Job: The Victim of His People Rene Girard Trans. Yvonne Freccero Stanford: Stanford University Press, pages. Cloth $ BOOK REVIEWS Rene Girard is, as he rather archly admits, aa man of a few ideas" - or perhaps only one, and that an "idee fixe." His idea is "the surrogate victim mechanism," and its fixity comes not from a quirk of Girard's. Girard asks several times, throughout the book, why Job's victimization by the crowd is not seen, why interpreters turn a blind eye to it, and he points out that the refusal of interpreters to see it is evidence of our own participation in the crowd's viewpoint against the scapegoats. Job: The Victim of His People by René Girard, Yvonne Freccero (Translator) Hardcover (1) $ Ship This Item — Qualifies for Free Shipping.