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Index
Title Page Copyright Notice Epigraph Preface to the Third Edition Glossary I DEOLOGY AS A M ATERIAL F ORCE The cleavage Economic and ideological structure of the German society, 1928–1933 How mass psychology sees the problem The social function of sexual repression T HE A UTHORITARIAN I DEOLOGY OF THE F AMILY IN THE M ASS P SYCHOLOGY OF F ASCISM Führer and mass structure Hitler’s background On the mass psychology of the lower middle class Family ties and nationalistic feelings Nationalistic self-confidence The “domestication” of the industrial workers T HE R ACE T HEORY Its contents The objective and subjective functions of ideology Racial purity, blood poisoning, and mysticism T HE S YMBOLISM OF THE S WASTIKA T HE S EX- E CONOMIC P RESUPPOSITIONS OF THE A UTHORITARIAN F AMILY O RGANIZED M YSTICISM AS AN I NTERNATIONAL A NTI- S EXUAL O RGANIZATION The interest in the church The fight against “cultural Bolshevism” The appeal to mystical feelings The goal of the cultural revolution in the light of fascist reaction S EX -E CONOMY IN THE F IGHT A GAINST M YSTICISM The three basic elements of religious feeling Anchoring of religion by means of sexual anxiety Healthy and neurotic self-confidence S OME Q UESTIONS OF S EX -P OLITICAL P RACTICE Theory and practice The struggle against mysticism until now Sexual happiness contra mysticism The individual uprootment of the religious feeling The practice of sex-economy and objections to it The nonpolitical man T HE M ASSES AND THE S TATE 1936: Speak the truth—but how & when? “What takes place in the masses of people?” The “socialist yearning” The “withering away of the state” The program of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Eighth Party Congress, 1919) The “introduction of Soviet democracy” The development of the apparatus of the authoritarian state from rational social relationships The social function of state capitalism B IOSOCIAL F UNCTION OF W ORK The problem of “voluntary work discipline” G IVE R ESPONSIBILITY TO V ITALLY N ECESSARY W ORK ! What is “work-democracy”? What is new in work-democracy? T HE B IOLOGIC M ISCALCULATION IN THE H UMAN S TRUGGLE FOR F REEDOM Our interest in the development of freedom Biologic rigidity, incapacity for freedom, and mechanical authoritarian view of life The arsenal of human freedom O N N ATURAL W ORK -D EMOCRACY Investigation of the natural social forces for the purpose of overcoming the emotional plague Work in contrast to politics Notes on objective criticism and irrational caviling Work is inherently rational Vitally necessary and other work Notes Index Also by Wilhelm Reich Copyright
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