Perversions of Fascism
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TextPublication details: London Karnac Books 2009Description: 339pISBN: - 9781855756021
- N51.4 V147
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| N51.4 G861 The Search for Neofascism | N51.4 K622 Anarchism | N51.4 K622 The Blomsbury Companion to Anarchism | N51.4 V147 Perversions of Fascism | N51.4 V538 Modern Fascism | N51.4 W834 The Seduction of Unreason | N51.5 B225 Perfecting Justice in Rawls, Habermas and Honneth |
includes index and biblioraphy
CHAPTER ONE 1930s-1940s: The Frankfurt School and the Freudian left CHAPTER TWO 1940s-1970s: The authoritarian and evil profile of fascism CHAPTER THREE 1970s-1980s: Neo-Freudian perspectives CHAPTER FOUR 1990s: The surfeit of fascist jouissance Part I: Conclusion PART II: DISCOURSE Introduction The domination of the fascist and the Sadean master CHAPTER FIVE Power and mastery through the Lacanian prism CHAPTER SIX The Lacanian discourse CHAPTER SEVEN Three masters, three systems of domination Part II: Conclusion PART III: ETHICS Introduction Imagine the law: domination and the ethics of desire CHAPTER EIGHT Sade with Kant and Eichmann CHAPTER NINE Ethics and guilt CHAPTER TEN From imaginary to democratic ethics Part III: Conclusion PART IV: POLITICS Introduction Politics and the embodiment of jouissance CHAPTER ELEVEN Beyond the fascist Utopia CHAPTER TWELVE Extra-ordinary anxiety CHAPTER THIRTEEN Negating disavowal Part IV: Conclusion
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