Persecuted: Why We Need Scapegoats
by Jack Lule
Jack Lule’s Persecuted: Why We Need Scapegoats examines the persistent human practice of scapegoating. Focusing on persecution, blame, and social conflict, the book asks why people and societies seek targets for their fears and frustrations, offering a focused inquiry into a troubling and recurring pattern.
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Persecuted: Why We Need Scapegoats examines persecution and the human tendency to identify scapegoats.
The book considers why scapegoating persists and what it reveals about individuals and societies.
Its focus is the relationship between blame, conflict, and the search for explanations.
Written by Jack Lule, this work offers a focused exploration of a recurring social pattern.
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