Hello, I'm decently new to fascism as a movement and ideology but m intrigued by it and wish to explore it further. I've already read the Doctrine of Fascism and was wondering where I should go from there.
(Didn't know whether to post this on /pol/ or here also no National Socialist work, only classical or Falangist works)
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Mussolini's Intellectuals
Neither Left Nor Right
Roger Griffin and Emilio Gentile
I remember when I was 13 years old, too
t. seething liberal
Ramiro Ladesma Ramos, Georges Sorel and Giovanni Gentile
dilate
show me on the doll where daddy touched you
Plato - The Republic
Might also want to look into Ancient Spartan politics.
Daily reminder that the Spartans were literally defeated and reduced to rubble by an army of fags. Look it up.
en.wikipedia.org
Destroyed several times by Athenian light infantry as well and could only bitch about the dishonor of throwing javelins and shooting bows lol
Anything by Alexandr Dugin
The virgin Spartan vs. the Chad Athenian
Tomorrow We Live - Mosley
Fascism: 100 Questions asked and Answered -Mosley
Selected Writings of Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera
Codex Fascismo - H.R. Morgan
For my Legionaries - Codreanu
Imperium - Yockey (Though it is recommended you read Spengler's Decline of the West before you read this one although it is not completely necessary)
The Coming Corporate State - Alexander Raven Thompson
I hate to shill for a book but Armin Mohler's book, The Conservative Revolution in Germany, was finally translated (a bit roughly) into English and published a year or two ago:
amazon.com
This is also an okay place to start:
counter-currents.com
If you're interested in fascism in the general sense of far right-wing thought, the Conservative Rev is probably the best place to start. It will give you a huge descriptive list of thinkers to look into, and give you the lay of the land so you can understand how much they had in common and usually knew eachother. If you're interested in fascism as a political movement you should look into Gottfried, Sternhell, Griffin, Gregor, but these will give you a very "external" reading.
Slit your wrists
Blumpft's biography
I’m seeing a lot more of these posts. Did some internet celebrity tell his audience to start reading this topic in particular?
Hasn’t Renzo De Felice’s biography of Mussolini been translated yet?
No, and it probably never will be. It's so long and in-depth that the only people interested in reading it in the Anglosphere would be serious scholars of Italian fascism, and those people already know how to read Italian.
>I'm decently new to fascism as a movement and ideology but m intrigued by it and wish to explore it further.
You should stop where you are, turn around, and walk away.
It's all 'feels before reals', so go fuck books and with your gut.
section on fascism in here
mega.nz
Italian Fascism and the Syndicalist Tradition - David Roberts
The Action Française and Revolutionary Syndicalism - Paul Mazgaj
Cult of Violence: Sorel and the Sorelians - Jack Roth
Avant-Garde Fascism: The Mobilization of Myth, Art, and Culture in France, 1909–1939 - Mark Antliff
13 year old: buys Mein Kampf and LARPS as a nazi
grown up: reads Mein Kampf unironically as well as other fascist literature and is an actual nazi
Know the difference
Dropping that list just incase.
The central ones are unavailable in English (they're the most interesting imho).
The ones that are available in English are :
Joinville's Life of Louis the IXth
Mussolini
Hitler (avoid the "Table talks", their reliability = 0 degruyter.com
Primo de Rivera
Saint Thomas Aquinas' commentary on Aristotle's Politics
Koninck emmilco.files.wordpress.com
Nuremberg or the Promised Land (Bardèche),
several books by Hervé Ryssen (herveryssen.wordpress.com
probably some of Faurisson's work have been translated.
Garrigou-Lagrange archive.org
Catechism of the Council of Trent
abp Lefebvre
Iota Unum sspxasia.com
You can add to that list Aristotle's Nichomachean ethics, Hegel's political writings and his Philosophy of Right, and Carl Schmitt's works, since it is foudable in English and in the very same vein (i.e. organicist therefore fascistic).
why?
t. backwards farmer
Just because you're stupid doesn't mean we all are
It's just a cope for the lower class
what's the correct ideological take for a peasant who wants to get peasants and merchants to fuck off from ruling shit
some sort of anarchism or communalism
I think that's called cuckoldry
Pewdiepie did
aight amerimutt dont blow a gasket
You can't go wrong with anything by Giovanni Gentile, Oswald Mosley, or Codreanu. If you just want a quick rundown, then "Tomorrow We Live" and/or "100 Questions Asked & Answered" by Mosley are good. For falangist works, I'd recommend Antonio Primo de Rivera.
Seethe harder, commies.
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