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Race prejudice as self rejection : an inquiry into the psychological and spiritual aspects of group conflicts

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Subject(s): Abstract: 'The burden of Col. van der Post's approach to the crucial issue of race prejudice is that racism is a projection of our own self-rejection. Before we can help others in this fundamental area of human relationships, we must turn into ourselves to find the solution to this most crucial of problems facing mankind today--this rejection in ourselves, in society, in civilization....This projected animosity, multiplied among us, leads to the strife that ends in hate, violence and, eventually, to war." --Introduction
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Compiled and edited from his speeches in New York, December 1956, by Nathan Sherman, Martha Jaeger, and Roger Lyons.

'The burden of Col. van der Post's approach to the crucial issue of race prejudice is that racism is a projection of our own self-rejection. Before we can help others in this fundamental area of human relationships, we must turn into ourselves to find the solution to this most crucial of problems facing mankind today--this rejection in ourselves, in society, in civilization....This projected animosity, multiplied among us, leads to the strife that ends in hate, violence and, eventually, to war." --Introduction

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