Lecturas desde el exilio: Luce Fabbri y la interpretación del totalitarismo europeo

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11/2021
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Universidad Católica Silva Henríquez
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Historia y Geografía
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0719-4137
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El artículo analiza las ideas que la intelectual anarquista Luce Fabbri (1908-2000) desarrolló en su exilio montevideano acerca del fenómeno totalitario en Europa, al que le dedicó varios artículos en la revista Studi Sociali e incluso un libro de análisis publicado en Buenos Aires a mediados de la década de 1930. El caso es interesante por varias razones: permite observar el alcance y los tópicos del debate político transnacional del antifascismo italiano del momento; muestra la sustancialidad de un pensamiento personal que ha sido evaluado como continuidad de quien fuera su padre, el dirigente anarquista Luigi Fabbri, pero que tiene su particularidad e independencia interpretativa; devela el entramado de las relaciones globales de los exiliados quienes, desde las tierras de acogida, se interrogaron sobre las alianzas, la resistencia y las formas políticas futuras a la espera de la caída de los fascismos europeos.
The article analyzes the ideas that anarchist intellectual Luce Fabbri (1908-2000) developed during her exile in Montevideo regarding the totalitarian phenomenon in Europe. She devoted several articles in the journal Studi Sociali and even a book of analysis published in Buenos Aires in the mid-1930s. The case is interesting for several reasons: it allows us to observe the scope and topics of the transnational political debate of Italian antifascism at the time; shows the substantiality of personal thought evaluated as a continuity of her father, the anarchist leader Luigi Fabbri, but which has its particularity and interpretative independence; unveils the web of global relations of exiles who, from their host countries, questioned themselves about alliances, resistance, and future political forms while waiting for the fall of European fascism.
The article analyzes the ideas that anarchist intellectual Luce Fabbri (1908-2000) developed during her exile in Montevideo regarding the totalitarian phenomenon in Europe. She devoted several articles in the journal Studi Sociali and even a book of analysis published in Buenos Aires in the mid-1930s. The case is interesting for several reasons: it allows us to observe the scope and topics of the transnational political debate of Italian antifascism at the time; shows the substantiality of personal thought evaluated as a continuity of her father, the anarchist leader Luigi Fabbri, but which has its particularity and interpretative independence; unveils the web of global relations of exiles who, from their host countries, questioned themselves about alliances, resistance, and future political forms while waiting for the fall of European fascism.
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