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... scapegoat theory also attracts anthropologists . When the American Anthropological Association met in Washing- ton in 1967 to discuss the causes of war , that theory was per- haps the most widely voiced . At the seminar Margaret Mead ...
... scapegoat theory also attracts anthropologists . When the American Anthropological Association met in Washing- ton in 1967 to discuss the causes of war , that theory was per- haps the most widely voiced . At the seminar Margaret Mead ...
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... scapegoat . He was said to have sought a target for the economic distress and political tensions in his own republic by sending armed parties into Malaysian territory . It is not clear however whether the ' confrontation ' supports the ...
... scapegoat . He was said to have sought a target for the economic distress and political tensions in his own republic by sending armed parties into Malaysian territory . It is not clear however whether the ' confrontation ' supports the ...
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... scapegoat rarely offer evidence for their interpre- tation . The scant evidence which they disclose often points the ... Scapegoat theory seems to ignore that pattern . One curiosity of scapegoat interpretations is that they are applied ...
... scapegoat rarely offer evidence for their interpre- tation . The scant evidence which they disclose often points the ... Scapegoat theory seems to ignore that pattern . One curiosity of scapegoat interpretations is that they are applied ...
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