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“Arjantin'de faşistler, hareketlerinin arkasında yatan kutsal hakikatin nihai kanıtı olarak "Hristiyanlaşmış bir faşizm" geliştirdiler. Mussolini ve Arjantinli, Japon, Brezilyalı, Kolombiyalı, Perulu ve Rumen faşistler düşmanlarını, kendi tanımlarının üzerinden oluşturdular. Yani faşistler ne değilse Yahudiler ve diğer düşmanlar oydu. Buna mukabil, düşmanı tarif ederken aslında kendilerinden bahsediyorlardı.”
― A Brief History of Fascist Lies
― A Brief History of Fascist Lies
“El fascismo representaba un ataque contrarrevolucionario a las libertades políticas, sociales y económicas, a la tolerancia y a la igualdad.”
― Del fascismo al populismo en la historia
― Del fascismo al populismo en la historia
“Populism is an authoritarian form of democracy. Defined historically, it thrives in contexts of real or imagined political crises, wherein populism offers itself as antipolitics. It claims to do the work of politics while keeping itself free from the political process. Democracy in this sense simultaneously increases the political participation of real or imagined majorities while it excludes, and limits the rights of, political, sexual, ethnic, and religious minorities. As noted above, populism conceives the people as One—namely, as a single entity consisting of leader, followers, and nation. This trinity of popular sovereignty is rooted in fascism but is confirmed by votes. Populism stands against liberalism, but for electoral politics. Therefore, we can better understand populism if we think of it as an original historical reformulation of fascism that first came to power after 1945. Populism’s homogenizing view of the people conceives of political opponents as the antipeople. Opponents become enemies: nemeses who, consciously or unconsciously, stand for the oligarchical elites and for a variety of illegitimate outsiders. Populism defends an illuminated nationalist leader who speaks and decides for the people. It downplays the separation of powers, the independence and legitimacy of a free press, and the rule of law. In populism, democracy is challenged but not destroyed.”
― From Fascism to Populism in History
― From Fascism to Populism in History
“Adorno şöyle yazacaktı: "Eylemlerinin akla sığmazlığı, herkesin o pek kıymetli barışı kurtarmak adına zaten inanmak istemediği fakat aynı zamanda teslim de olduğu şeye inanılmamasını kolaylaştırıyordu" Faşist yalanların siyasi etkileri, yalanı gerçeğe çeviren bilinçdışı eğilimler tarafından sağlamlaştırıldı. "Her korkunçluğun aydınlanmış dünyada korkulu bir masala dönüşmesi kaçınılmazdır." diye yazar Adorno”
― A Brief History of Fascist Lies
― A Brief History of Fascist Lies
“fascismo nació como una impugnación ideológica global del orden liberal previo a la Primera Guerra Mundial.”
― Del fascismo al populismo en la historia
― Del fascismo al populismo en la historia
“A 20. század legismertebb fasiszta vezetői - Mussolinitől Hitlerig - saját magukban testet öltött igazságnak tartották a hazugságokat. Ez állt a hatalomról, a népszuverenitásról, és a történelemről alkotott nézeteik középpontjában. Az az alternatív valóság azonban, amelyben az igaz és a hamis megkülönböztethetetlen, a mítosz logikáján alapul. A fasizmusban a tényszerű igazságot a mitikus igazság váltotta fel,”
― A Brief History of Fascist Lies
― A Brief History of Fascist Lies




