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Fascism: A Very Short Introduction

Book by Kevin Passmore · 3 quotes · Fascism, Far Right, Academia

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“Economic difficulty coincides with a sense of cultural disadvantage. Work no longer provides identity and status for many young men. Given cultural pressure to consume conspicuously, and the linkage of consumer goods to sex appeal, poor young men feel left out. They resent governments that are more inclined to tackle discrimination on grounds of gender, race, or sexual orientation than they are to deal with class inequality—doubtless governments ignore class inequality because it alone is intrinsic to capitalism.”

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“Far‐right movements promise to respect the advances made by women but they attack feminists, and they advocate policies that would actually remove many gains.”

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“A proper scholarly method is intrinsically antifascist, in that it treats sceptically what fascists regard as beyond criticism.”

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