The Mass Psychology of Fascism (Paperback)
Reich, Wilhelm (Author)
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A member of the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society under Sigmund Freud, Wilhelm Reich was forced to emigrate to America when the Nazis came to power. This is his classic study, written in the period 1930-33, of the psychology of the rise of fascism.
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Written in 1942 with the terrible reality of Nazism all around, Reich's book is as relevant now as it was then.New PsychiatryReich really strikes to the core of fascism's mass appeal. His analysis of the twentieth century's dangerous inhibition of sexual instincts, and his reasons why... people attach such signific...
ISBN (SKU)
9780285647015
Pages
232
Weight
400g
Dimensions
216x136x32
Imprint
Souvenir Press
Published
13, February, 1997
Genres
Society & Culture
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