01697nam a2200217Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000150006902000150008405000240009908200130012310000350013624500930017126000440026430000250030850400410033350510190037465000440139370000420143794895BIBL20160527205431.0710128c19711972mau      b    00010 eng    a 70166472   a03951125670 aPN6071.S23bV5 1972  a809.9/3310aVickery, John B.ecomp.2Local14aThe scapegoat: ritual and literature.cEdited by John B. Vickery [and] J'nan M. Sellery.0 aBostonbHoughton Mifflinc[1971, c1972]  aviii, 386 p.c21 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references.0 aThe scapegoat and his rituals: Sir J. Frazer: The scapegoat. The transference of evil. The omnipresence of demons. Public scapegoats. On scapegoats in general. Human scapegoats in classical antiquity. The day of atonement, by E. O. James. The scapegoat king, by J. Bronowski. The scapegoat psychology, by E. Neumann.--The scapegoat in literature: The Bacchae, by Euripides. Euripides' "Bacchae" and the ritual pattern of tragedy, by G. Murray. My kinsman, Major Molineux, by N. Hawthorne. Yankee bumpkin and scapegoat king, by D. Hoffman. England, my England, by D. H. Lawrence. Myth and ritual in "England, my England", by J. B. Vickery. Dry September, by W. Faulkner. Ritual and theme in Faulkner's "Dry September", by J. B. Vickery. The scapegoat, by V. S. Pritchett. Ritual in the streets; a study of Pritchett's "The scapegoat", by J. M. Sellery and J. B. Vickery. The lottery, by S. Jackson. Going to meet the man, by J. Baldwin. The scapegoat, by A. Strindberg. Literary works for further study (p. 385-386) 0aScapegoatxLiterary collections.2Local10aSellery, J'nan M.ejoint comp.2Local