Re: [Marxism] Re: The Anatomy of Fascism

[DLVinvest@xxxxxx]

In a message dated 5/5/04 9:09:44 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
edgeorge@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> Corporatism' is a term beloved of the political
> scientists of the academy precisely because it acts as a cover, because
> it is wholly dependent on the analysis of surface features, for real
> social process.
p.s. I'm looking for a citation to the quote below::

"Fascism should more properly be called corporatism,
since it is the merger of state and corporate power."

Was Mussollini, who coined the term "fascism" in homage to the bundled axe of
Roman lore, but who also called himself "socialist" (as did Hitler, of
course, in an attempt to appropriate some claim to legitimacy among workers) 
getting
at an epiphenomenon or an essential characteristic?

Douglas L. Vaughan, Jr.
Investigations
for Print, Film & Electronic Media
3140 W. 32nd Ave.
Denver CO 80211
303-455-9429
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