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Fascism at eye level

Holmes, Douglas R.·2019·Focaal
DOI 10.3167/fcl.2019.840105
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Fascism in our time is emerging not as a single party or movement within a particular nation-state but rather as a dispersed phenomenon that reverberates across the continent nested within the political contradictions of the European Union. Rather than focusing on a specific group to determine whether it is or is not “fascist,” we must look at how diverse parties and movements are linked together in cross-border coalitions revealing the political ecology of contemporary fascism and the intricate division of labor that sustains it. Underwriting contemporary fascism is an “illiberal” anthropology that can colonize every expression of identity and attachment. From the motifs and metaphors of diverse folkloric traditions to the countless genres of popular culture, fascism assimilates new meanings and affective predispositions.

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Authors
Holmes, D. R.
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Focaal
Publisher
Berghahn Books
Published
2019-07-01
Volume
2019
Issue
84
Pages
62-90
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  • 0920-1297
  • 1558-5263
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10.3167/fcl.2019.840105
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