The "New Man" in Radical Right Ideology and Practice

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Building Illiberal Subjects: The New Man in the Radical Right Universe, 1919– 45
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Part One Inaugurating the Radical Right “New Man” in Fascist Italy
	1 Totalitarian Pedagogy and the Italian Youth
		The “new fascist man”: Introduction to a never-ending debate
		Monopolizing education: Fascism in schools
		Forging the “new man”: Youth organizations
		Conclusion: Such feverish organization for nothing?
		Notes
		Bibliography
	2 Biotypology and Eugenics in Fascist Italy
		Introduction
		Constructing biotypology
		A “rational human reclamation”: The Biotypological Orthogenetic Institute
		Pende’s biotypology and the invention of “Latin” eugenics
		Conclusion
		Notes
		Bibliography
	3 The Aviator as New Man
		Death and transfiguration: Heroes of the air during the First World War
		Volare! Flying and fascism
		Conclusion: Casting off into eternity
		Notes
		Bibliography
Part Two The New Man in Axis Europe
	4 Eugenic Art: Hitler’s Utopian Aesthetic
		Schiller and the Greek ideal
		Munich
		The Degenerate Art Exhibition
		The resurgence of völkisch art
		Notes
		Bibliography
	5 Army Educators and the Making of a “Total Man” in Late Fascist Croatia
		In search of the new man “within ourselves”
		Josip Mrmic’s guidebooks for “total men”
		“Speaking national” in the educational hour
		Between the total man and the militia man
		Notes
		Bibliography
	6 The “Everyman” of the Portuguese New State during the Fascist Era
		The institutions of the Portuguese New State during the 1930s
		The image of the Salazarist “new man”
		Rural utopia
		Christian fatherland
		The Portuguese imperial mission
		Against liberalism and democracy
		Salazar’s new man and woman
		Conclusion
		Notes
		Bibliography
Part Three The New Man in Radical Right Regimes beyond Europe
	7 Peronism: The Consumerist Revolution and the New Argentinean
		Peronism as fascism?
		Ideological origins: Between Catholicism and anti-imperialist nationalism
		Los descamisados: The creation of a Peronist myth?
		Consolidating power and creating the new consumerist man
		Concluding remarks
		Notes
		Bibliography
	8 Envisioning the New Man in 1930s Brazil
		“Anthropophagy”: A nonsubtractive utopia for 1930s Brazil
		The Ministry of Education and Health and the search for the novo homem, brasileiro e moderno in Vargas’s Brazil
		The novo homem brasileiro travels to the world of the future: New York 1939
		Notes
		Bibliography
	9 Japan’s Perennial New Man: The Liberal and Fascist Incarnations of Masamichi Royama
		The “New Man Society”
		Royama’s road to fascism
		Royama as fascist ideologue
		Old Man as new man: Royama’s postwar career and legacy
		Notes
		Bibliography
Part Four The “New Man” in European Fascist Movements
	10 The New Fascist Man in 1930s Spain
		Combative Christianity: The redemption of men and the purification of the world by means of burning steel and violence
		The Spanish Christian knight in action amid ruins and revenge
		Concluding remarks: The varieties of fascist experience
		Notes
		Bibliography
	11 Portraits of the New British Fascist Man
		Introduction
		“Men in Fascism”: Portraits of the new British Fascist man
		Wyndham Lewis’s fascist portraits
		Wyndham Lewis, Oswald Mosley, and the new British fascist man
		Notes
		Bibliography
	12 The Fascist New Man in France, 1919–45
		The scholarly conversation
		The emergence of the new man
		Negotiating the fascist new man
		Conclusion
		Notes
		Bibliography
	13 The Salience of “New Man” Rhetoric in Romanian Fascist Movements, 1922–44
		Fascists and antisemites, 1921–27
		Youth and purity, 1922–28
		Legionary heroism, 1927–33
		New men, 1934–38
		Fascist alternatives, 1934–41
		Notes
		Bibliography
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