Jean-Paul Sartre's Huis Clos is an account of a triangular situation, in which three characters are so related to each other that each one of them can both thwart another and yet is also doomed to be thwarted.
An edition of Anthropology and Politics
(1995)
Anthropology and Politics
Revolutions in the Sacred Grove
by Ernest Gellner
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Antropología y política: Revoluciones en el bosque sagrado
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