This section will analyse the relationships between demythologisation and re-mythologisation within the context of mechanical and organic solidarity. It will be argued that while the processes of history driven by Judaeo-Christianity have revealed the innocent victims of scapegoating, re-mythologisation is return to violence and an appeal to the myth of mechanical solidarity in the fact of an uncertain world.

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Demythologisation: An Anthropology of Forgiveness

  • Aaron Pycroft

摘要

This section will analyse the relationships between demythologisation and re-mythologisation within the context of mechanical and organic solidarity. It will be argued that while the processes of history driven by Judaeo-Christianity have revealed the innocent victims of scapegoating, re-mythologisation is return to violence and an appeal to the myth of mechanical solidarity in the fact of an uncertain world.