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Monday, September 28, 2020

Replicate - Fanfarlo

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Cinema Classics

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Politics and Violence

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Preach it

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...Back Down South

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The word "apocalypse" originally meant "unveiling". Myth is merely discourse ephemeral to violence. Myth transfigures the murdered scapegoats into gods. And religious rituals reenact the founding murder through the sacrifice of human or animal substitutes, thereby creating a kind of peace that is always mixed with a certain amount of violence. The centrality of sacrifice was so great that those who managed to defer, or avoid execution, became the objects of veneration.

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