The Emotionally Disturbed Child as a Family Scapegoat
Ezra F. Vogel and Norman W. Bell
The phenomenon of scapegoating is as old as human society. Sir James Frazer records, in The Golden Bough,2 numerous instances, reaching back to antiquity, of public scapegoats, human and otherwise. He views...
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