2002
DOI: 10.3917/top.081.0155
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Meurtre et névrose de l'humanité, de quelques circonstances interrogeant les choix freudiens

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“…In a previous article and more recently in a communication (Cotti, 2002(Cotti, , 2011, I emphasized that Smith's theory of communal sacrifice, of which Reinach was the principal popularizer, enabled certain intellectuals to explain the accusations of ritual murder that have regularly reappeared in Europe since the Middle Ages. According to these accusations, Jews had killed the son of God and still ritually killed Christian children, using their blood for unleavened bread.…”
Section: An Inevitable Theory?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a previous article and more recently in a communication (Cotti, 2002(Cotti, , 2011, I emphasized that Smith's theory of communal sacrifice, of which Reinach was the principal popularizer, enabled certain intellectuals to explain the accusations of ritual murder that have regularly reappeared in Europe since the Middle Ages. According to these accusations, Jews had killed the son of God and still ritually killed Christian children, using their blood for unleavened bread.…”
Section: An Inevitable Theory?mentioning
confidence: 99%