Scapegoat: A History of Blaming Other People
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Scapegoat: A History of Blaming Other People

by Charlie Campbell

History Psychology social history
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Scapegoat examines the long history of blaming other people. With a focus on scapegoating as a recurring social pattern, the book explores how responsibility is displaced onto individuals or groups and considers the role blame has played across human history.

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Scapegoat explores the history of blaming other people.

It examines scapegoating as a recurring human and social pattern.

The book considers how responsibility is shifted onto individuals or groups across history.

Its focus is the enduring role of blame in shaping collective behavior and public life.

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