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The book delves into everything that's wrong with the New Right (frogs) and the New Left (snowflakes) and what that has to do with mimetic desire, its consequences - rivalry, obsession, sadomasochism - and the recession of the violent sacred, or what they used to call "death of God." A remedy is proposed in the end. Find out what's making the frogs gay, why a lot of philosophy is sadomasochism, why homosexuality is a humiliation fetish, why pa...

Twelve short stories capture the gloomy zeitgeist of the Millennial generation. Protagonists are mostly young men confronted with a failing society, with its crumbling cultural norms, failing economy, underemployment, unfeasible family life, debauchery, globalist agendas, climate change, technological apocalypse, etc. The author balances the sombre with a heavy dose of humour and reveals many of the absurdities of the early twenty-first centur...

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This collection of twenty-three essays brings into one volume two years of studying, researching, and writing on René Girard's mimetic theory. The author applies the theory to popular questions to reveal the hidden but fundamental role of mimesis in our lives and to give the reader new and empowering perspectives. The aim is to reproduce the catharsis that Girard's own work provided to so many of his readers: expulsion of the ignorance of imit...