French Literary Fascism

The book offers a critical examination of the literary and aesthetic aspects of French fascism, exploring how art influences fascist ideology. It analyzes the works of key nationalist writers from the early 20th century and prominent fascist intellectuals from the 1930s, revealing the interplay between traditional and modern artistic concepts and their role in framing fascism as a political art form. David Carroll delves into the unique characteristics that define the French variant of fascism, contributing to a deeper understanding of its cultural implications.