I am currently (as in right this second) trying tackle Mussolini's (credited) 'Doctrine of Fascism'. Does anyone know any particular points which I should focus on? Also, if anyone could provide a synopsis of the ideas therein I would really appreciate it.
The text can be found here:
http://www.worldfuturefund.org/wffmaste ... solini.htm
The Doctrine of Fascism
Re: The Doctrine of Fascism
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Re: The Doctrine of Fascism
Can you read Italian? without it is almost pointless.
Fascism was born from Marxism and joined with Nationalism.
Note that Fascism never existed properly. The Italian soldier made the oath to the King first and then only to the Duce. Monarchy was always present until 1943 as a conservative force to tame the revolutionary and most Marxist aspects of Fascism.
When in 1943 Fascism split from Monarchy - which remained in South with Allies - Fascists wanted economy socialization and the end of remunerated work, all workers should own their work place.
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socializz ... l'economia
About the text, Fascism didn't rejected class struggle, that is the reason it had the Corporative Chamber.
Fascism was born from Marxism and joined with Nationalism.
Note that Fascism never existed properly. The Italian soldier made the oath to the King first and then only to the Duce. Monarchy was always present until 1943 as a conservative force to tame the revolutionary and most Marxist aspects of Fascism.
When in 1943 Fascism split from Monarchy - which remained in South with Allies - Fascists wanted economy socialization and the end of remunerated work, all workers should own their work place.
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socializz ... l'economia
About the text, Fascism didn't rejected class struggle, that is the reason it had the Corporative Chamber.
Re: The Doctrine of Fascism
Fascism is definable but you cant get too precise. Theres an excellent book called Giovanni Gentile: Philosopher of Fascism...by James Gregor. It explains a great deal about the Theories of Fascism. How Mussolini chose to interpret it?...is a lot different in many ways than its philosophical definition. Nussolini took what he wanted and added to it to create "HIs OWN Ideas " of Fascism. Its not an exact thing.