ITAL-GA 1982
Italian Fascism
Interdisciplinary study of the politics, culture, and social policies of the Italian dictatorship from the 1922 March on Rome through World War II. Secondary source readings are supplemented with films and texts from the period (speeches, novels, the fascist press). Topics covered include the relationship of fascism and modernity, resistance and collusion, racism and colonialism, fascist masculinity and femininity, and the project of refashioning Italians.
Topics
- the relationship of fascism and modernity
- resistance and collusion
- racism and colonialism
- fascist masculinity and femininity
- and the project of refashioning Italians
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027