this research intents to /explain the theory and practice of fascism in . italy an germany, and so it tries to recognise the ideology of classical fascism. studing the historical grounds of emerging of fascism, it explains the raising ideology of fascism in nature, resouce and contents of thought, and by looking to foundations of classical fascism's ideology, it studies natural history of ...

In this article, I draw on Theodor W. Adorno’s psychoanalytically inspired works (neo-)fascism and psychoanalytic theory to outline the threat of castration in contemporary capitalist societies economic, interpersonal bodily levels. then explain how COVID-19 pandemic has heightened people’s anxieties all three levels a class- gender-specific way. Finally, expose right extremist president United...

The present paper analyses the way Benito Mussolini’s racist policy were interpreted by Giorgio Pisano, a neo-fascist journalist and columnist. According to fascist regime should not be considered racist. Moreover, leggi razziali of 1938 much milder than Nuremberg race laws. tried argue that Italian fascism did follow extermination Jews and, consequently blamed for Holocaust. Finally, Pisanò’s ...

The paper presents an analysis of the genesis German Fascism and Nazism. ways factors (socio-economic, role education, position Church) that contributed to wild spread extremist ideology Nazism racism among masses people are examined. Having formed a hatred Russians, Soviet “subhumans” fanatical devotion, provided ideological basis for genocide during Great Patriotic War 1941–1945. continuity i...

This research analyses the internationalization paradigm of extremism and neo-Nazism, affecting related global events within historical, psychosocial, sociopolitical, security, globalized media framework; problematizing a gap between peace, violence, democratic legislation, social awareness, political agendas, participation, hyperpersonal communication theories. The radicalization process can b...

FOR ABOUT three-quarters of a century, almost all academic discussion concerning Mussolini’s Fascism1 has tended to imagine the movement it animated, and the regime it informed, as entirely lacking a reasoned rationale. It early became commonplace to attribute to Fascism a unique irrationality, accompanied by a ready recourse to violence. Fascism, it has been argued, was full of emotion, but en...

REVIEWS Was fascism a revolutionary or a counter-revolutionary phenomenon? This question has always been the central dividing-line in the literature about it. If fascism was revolutionary, then it belongs with communism as a variant of totalitarian politics, and offers yet another example of the disasters to which twentieth-century revolutions led—Hitler and Stalin as twin monsters of the age. ...