Jackie Chen

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Second, the present situation confronts us with a decision. We’re in a mimetic crisis. Desires have been turned inward, toward one another, and tensions are rising. As we’ve done in the past, we might seek a technological or practical solution—the scapegoat mechanism looms. We may treat the problem as something out there, a problem we can solve with ingenuity and engineering. Alternatively, we may recognize that mimetic desire is part of the human condition and do the hard work of transforming our relationships.
Wanting: The Power of Mimetic Desire in Everyday Life
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