Feminist Review · 1979 · 58 citations · 1 references
HumanitiesGender StudiesHistoryFeminist TheoryWomen's HistoryWomen's StudiesPolitical Gender HistorySexual PoliticsSexuality In HistoryWomen's Political HistoryFeminist Sexual PoliticsPolitical FeminismRise Of FascismSocial History Of Gender
I Why has the connection between fascism and female sexuality been passed over in silence? Does not this silence on the question of women and fascism amount to the historical non-existence of women? Why has fascism safeguarded the secret that women have been cheated in terms of their sexuality as well as politically and economically? Fascism has traced a path, from Mussolini to Hitler to Franco, through the political, social and economic terrain of a dictatorship which devoured Europe for fifty years. Why has its relationship to women never been analysed dialectically? Why is the historical stage, for women, like Shakespeare's theatre-but empty of the actors?
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The Mass Psychology of Fascism
Physical Therapy · 1947 · 766 citations