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    Conspiracism: Archaeology and morphology of a political myth.Julien Giry - 2015 - Diogenes 62 (3-4):30-37.
    Through an empirical approach of several conspiracy theories, I have noticed they develop six main characteristics. First, the conspiratorial myth points out scapegoats in a non-aleatory way. They usually belong to ethnical or religious minorities. Secondly, those scapegoats try to acquire an overwhelming power in all fields. Thirdly, to achieve this goal, they corrupt the whole society, especially on mores and sexuality. Fourthly, to set up their domination the scapegoats use the art of simulation and dissimulation. They yield a cult (...)
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    Conspiracism: Archaeology and morphology of a political myth.Julien Giry - 2015 - Diogenes 62 (3-4):30-37.
    Through an empirical approach of several conspiracy theories, I have noticed they develop six main characteristics. First, the conspiratorial myth points out scapegoats in a non-aleatory way. They usually belong to ethnical or religious minorities. Secondly, those scapegoats try to acquire an overwhelming power in all fields. Thirdly, to achieve this goal, they corrupt the whole society, especially on mores and sexuality. Fourthly, to set up their domination the scapegoats use the art of simulation and dissimulation. They yield a cult (...)
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    Le conspirationnisme. Archéologie et morphologie d’un mythe politique.Julien Giry - 2016 - Diogène n° 249-250 (1):40-50.
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