Liberal Fascism
The Secret History of the American Left, From Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning
by:
Jonah Goldberg
Summary:
The book argues that modern liberal and progressive ideologies have roots in fascist movements, suggesting that contemporary leftist policies are derived from or similar to those of historical fascist regimes. It presents a controversial reinterpretation of political history, aiming to challenge the conventional association of fascism solely with the political right.
Key points:
1. Fascism Definition: Goldberg redefines fascism as a state religion, not a right-wing ideology, aiming to enforce community and collective identity.
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