Fascism. A Conceptual Characterization by Redacción Tiempo Devorado

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Beyond fascism? Historical Parallels and Structural Specificities of Post-Socialism by Rastko Močnik

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Santiáñez, Nil (2013). Topographies of fascism: habitus, space, and writing in twentieth-century Spain. Toronto: Toronto University Press, pp. 432 by Béraud, Céline, Tesson, Clarisse, Maiden, John, Dries, Bosschaert, Núñez Bargueño, Natalia, Maraviglia, Mariangela, Mercier, Charles, Bou, Enric

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«O inferno é o real absoluto»: notas sobre as vanguardas tardias em Barcelona e Lisboa by Izabela Leal

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La cosificación de las mujeres como instrumento de una ideología perversa: los cuerpos del fascismo / The Reification of Women as An Instrument of a Perverse Ideology: the Bodies of Fascism by Amalia Rosado Orquín

“…Keywords: Women, body, fascism, Nazism, National Socialism. …”
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Resistencia y compromiso de las mujeres antifascistas / Anti-Fascist Women's Resistance and Commitment by Eva Alcón Sornichero

“…Key words: women, anti-fascism, emancipation, Spanish Civil War, solidarity, male chauvinism, fight, rearguard. …”
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The vicissitudes of the politics of “life:” Max Horkheimer and Herbert Marcuse’s reception of phenomenology and vitalism in Weimar Germany by John Abromeit

“…More precisely, it traces how both thinkers, in spite of acknowledging the “truth moment” contained in the criticism that the philosophical exponents of both movements (Husserl, Bergson, Dilthey) developed of 19th century positivism, also recognized in its shallow popularization the advancement of a dangerous philosophical irrationalism, suspicious of science and Enlightenment values, that would soon become an accomplice to the rise of fascism.…”
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La presencia portuguesa en Revista de las Españas (1926-1936) by Antonio Sáez Delgado

“…However, Giménez Caballero’s ideological drift towards fascism ended up disrupting the Iberian interactions generated in the two journals, as he tried to locate the heartland of Iberian cultures in Madrid.…”
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Virginia Woolf and the new threat of war: from narrative silence to the voice of the sybil by Francisco José Cortés Vieco

“…World War I alerted many writers to the probable replica of another bloodshed in coming decades. the rise of fascism, the rearmament and the weak entente between the Western nations during the 1930s confirmed this fear and obliterated Virginia Woolf’s narrative silence. …”
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Saberes limitados: educación femenina en la información cinematográfica italiana (1946-1953) / Limited knowledge: women’s education in italian newsreels by Carlota Coronado Ruiz

“…However, the main values and models in schools were still those of fascism, in which education was gender-based: girls were taught to become homemakers and men were prepared for the workplace. …”
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Las trabajadoras invisibles. Mujer y trabajo en los noticiarios cinematográficos LUCE (1928-1940) / The invisible Workers. Women and Work in the Luce news programmes (1928-1940) by Carlota Coronado Ruiz

“…Key words: Women, Italy, Work, Newsreels, Luce. Fascism. …”
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