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Perversions Of Fascism Antonios Vadolas

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Perversions Of Fascism Antonios Vadolas
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Publisher: Karnac Books Ltd
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.48 MB
Pages: 385
Author: Antonios Vadolas
ISBN: 9781855756021, 1855756021
Language: English
Year: 2009

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Perversions Of Fascism Antonios Vadolas by Antonios Vadolas 9781855756021, 1855756021 instant download after payment.

Contemporary versions of evil demonise modern’fascists’,’totalitarian threats’, and’Hitlers’. As if not obscure enough, fascist evil has been equivocally linked with perversion. This book reveals that both fascism and perversion implicate the non-symbolisable kernel in politics, which becomes the source of their mystification. It argues that the fascist does not take the same discursive position as the pervert does, regarding this symbolic gap.Antonio Vadolas develops a new rhetoric, de-pathologised and de-ideologised, regarding the structure of the so-called pervert, introducing new vocabularies and directions for psychoanalytic research that further distance the pervert, or whom he calls the’extra-ordinary subject’, from fascist politics and, instead, exposes his diachronic’fascist’isolation from the social edifice. This reveals the fruitful alternatives that can stem from a’return to Freud cum Lacan’, which supports a flexible on-going reformulation of psychoanalytic knowledge.

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