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Table of Contents

Green Mimesis: Girard, Nature, and the Promise of Christian Animism

Mark I. Wallace
pp. 1-14
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The Lord Has Made All Things: Creatio Ex Nihilo and the Ecological Imagination

Ryan Duns, SJ
pp. 15-21
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Beautiful Minds in Dialogue: The Correspondence between René Girard and Raymund Schwager (1974–1991)

Karin Peter, Nikolaus Wandinger
pp. 23-27
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Mimesis and Freedom

Raymund Schwager‡
pp. 29-45
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Dialogue on Sacrifice and Orthodoxy: Reflections on the Schwager-Girard Correspondence

James G. Williams
pp. 47-54
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Raymund Schwager’s Maieutics: “Mimesis and Freedom” and the Transformation of René Girard

Mathias Moosbrugger
pp. 55-65
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Step-by-Step: On the Way to the Rehabilitation of the Sacrifice in the Correspondence between Raymund Schwager and René Girard

Józef Niewiadomski
pp. 67-73
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Mimetic Theory and Latin America: Reception and Anticipations

João Cezar de Castro Rocha
pp. 75-120
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From a “Revealed” Psychology to Theological Inquiry: James Alison’s Theological Appropriation of Girard

John P. Edwards
pp. 121-130
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Violence Has Its Reasons: Girard and Bataille

Anthony D. Traylor
pp. 131-156
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Subversive Joy and Positive Reciprocity: A Chestertonian-Girardian Dialogue

Duncan Reyburn
pp. 157-173
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Girard’s Lost Time: Messianic Temporality in Things Hidden

Anthony W. Bartlett
pp. 175-198
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From the Editor

William A. Johnsen
pp. v-vi
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Contributors

pp. 199-203
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