Lexicographical Neighbors of Scapegoatism
Literary usage of Scapegoatism
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Prussia in Transition: Society and Politics Under the Stein Reform Ministry by Marion W. Gray (1986)
"... seeing enemies whi there were none, and suspecting their friends of sabotaging
their wo »This scapegoatism became part of the historical tradition, ..."
2. Handbook for Literary and Debating Societies by Laurence M. Gibson (1898)
"... degree of guilt and innocence—ruin, —and conclude by characterising British
scapegoatism as essentially unjust, savage, and often meanly hypocritical. ..."
3. Free Synagogue Pulpit: Sermons and Addresses by Stephen Samuel Wise (1910)
"The reverse tendency is equally unwise and equally undemocratic,—that "scapegoatism"
which piles the burden of blame upon an individual. ..."
4. The Treatment of Israel by the United Nations: Congressional Hearing edited by Benjamin A. Gilman (2000)
"... in the middle of this century after the entire world was treated to World War
II and the scapegoatism that we saw against Jews and so many other people. ..."
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