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“Feel, don’t think”

Authoritarianism and Totalitarianism

Authoritarianism

Definition

"An ideology that favors the principle of authority as opposed to that of individual freedom"

Different Patterns

Autocracy

Oligarchy

Monarchy

Today

Characteristics

Power by Force (Coup d'etat)

Concentration of Power

Subordination of Individual to State

Passive

Aggressive Foreign Policy

Dystopia

Examples

Totalitarianism

Definition

"complete state control over all aspects of social, personal, economic and political life"

Principles

Statism

Mystical Properties

Identity

Organic Theory of the State

Will of the state / State Above All Else - “Everything for the state; nothing against the state; nothing outside the state” (Mussolini)

Individuals’ Functions

Leadership - Cult of Personality and Examples

Dominant Ideology

Sharp Dichotomy

Citizen Commitment

Scapegoat

Revolutionary Struggle

Utopia

Totalitarianism (continued)

Principles (continued)

Propaganda

Definition, Purpose, Features

Violence and Terror

Organized Terror

Monopoly of weapons

Aims of terror

Atmosphere of Crisis

State Needs Assistance / State as Refuge

Mussolini – “Doctrine of Fascism”

History and Results

Post-WWI

On Decline?

Unsuccessful and Inefficient, Examples

1984 – “Who Controls the Past Controls the Future, Who Controls the Present Controls the Past”

Sinclair Lewis – It Can’t Happen Here

Your Book Report/Review – dystopia?

Nazi Propaganda Art