That’s just an example, not a theory.
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Girardian Scapegoating
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That’s for individual Great Man types I thought, not groups
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The mediocre middle is The People, an aggregate term for the current and future generations of The Ordinary Person in whose name and from whose acquiescence all ideologies claim to derive their legitimacy.
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The mediocre middle is too large. Your group can't last if you attack the majority. You've gotta demonize a minority, preferably a powerless one.
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I feel like this is central to the work of nietzsche, heidegger but especially young foucault.
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Okinawa and the relationship between the US military and the residents is a good case study
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I feel like most of the theories I've encountered don't handle cases like that very well
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Not sure if this is what you're looking for but there was this popular theory by Sunstein (referenced in Thinking, Fast and Slow) on why groups evolve to become more extreme in their orientation. https://www.yalelawjournal.org/pdf/449_3p1xtbdh.pdf …
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No not quite what I’m talking about
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