Confronting fascism in Egypt [electronic resource] : dictatorship versus democracy in the 1930s / Israel Gershoni and James Jankowski.
Gershoni, I.; Jankowski, James P., 1937-
2010
DT107.82 .G425 2010eb
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Title Confronting fascism in Egypt [electronic resource] : dictatorship versus democracy in the 1930s / Israel Gershoni and James Jankowski.
Author Gershoni, I.
ISBN 9780804772556 (electronic book)
9780804763431
9780804763448
Publication Details Stanford, Calif. : Stanford University Press, 2010.
Language English
Description 1 online resource (xi, 344 p.) : ill.
Call Number DT107.82 .G425 2010eb
Dewey Decimal Classification 962.05/2
Summary Confronting fascism in Egypt offers an in-depth examination of the response of Egyptian civil society to the global rivalry between liberal democracy and totalitarian fascism as their confrontation accelerated over the course of the 1930s
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pt. 1. Narratives and contexts. Introduction : narratives of modern Egyptian history
The historical setting : Egyptian politics in the later 1930s
pt. 2. Dictatorship versus democracy in Egyptian public discourse. Prologue : public sphere and public discourse in interwar Egypt
The fascist threat as seen in the Egyptian daily press
Mockery and terror : fascism and nazism in visual imagery
Egyptian intellectuals and fascism, I : fascism at home : denouncing totalitarianism and racism
Egyptian intellectuals and fascism, II : fascism in the world : European imperialism in a new style
pt 3. Egypt's new effendiyya and fascism. Prologue : the new effendiyya of the 1930s
The Muslim brothers consider fascism and nazism
The Young Egypt Movement : an Egyptian version of fascism?
Conclusion : shifting narratives.

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