Makrothymía and Anochēs – Remarks on (in)tolerance from a mimetic perspective
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https://doi.org/10.23925/1677-1222.2017vol17i3a4Keywords:
religious intolerance, mimetic theory, makrothymía, anochēs, secular stateAbstract
Three main topics will be discussed in this article: First, the two central aspects associated with the concept of (religious) tolerance, giving emphasis to their difference and, also, their mutual dependence; secondly, the historical advancement of these concepts in the institutional development of the West, paying attention to the fact that we have in this process both a waning mentality of persecution and, on the other hand, a strengthening in the political powers that moderate the pacts of tolerance; finally, we will read the current situation related to religious intolerance and persecution based on some of the precepts of mimetic theory
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2017-12-24
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