The Reception of René Girard in Mexico.

The article focuses on the limited and fragmented reception of René Girard's thought in Mexico, shaped by foreign influences and informal academic efforts. Topics include the initial indirect references through Ivan Illich's intellectual circle, the gradual introduction of Girard's ideas in Mexican...

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Publicado en:Contagion: Journal of Violence, Mimesis & Culture Vol. 32; pp. 21 - 39
Autor principal: Muñoz, Jorge Federico Márquez
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Publicado: Michigan State University Press 2025
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