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- Totalitarianism is a term used in political science to refer to an ideology or organization that aims to control every aspect of life.
- Totalitarianism was the experimentum crucis for political philosophy in our century.
- This view was advanced most famously by Hannah Arendt in The Origins of Totalitarianism.
- I was using the assumption of Mussolini as a rightist as an example of a right-winger advocating totalitarianism.
- Totalitarianism is about the acts of the state, which are always based on the importance of some collective rather than the individual.
- The rise of totalitarianism became a lens for liberal thought.
- One of the most influential critics of totalitarianism was Karl Popper.
- Fascism in Italy combined elements of corporatism, totalitarianism, nationalism, militarism, and anti-Communism.
- Gentile argued for a communitarian state, under the typology of -totalitarianism,- understood then as a philosophy (not a theory) of Fascism.
- In the 20th century liberalism defined itself in opposition to totalitarianism and collectivism.
- Statism is a factor in authoritarianism and totalitarianism covers collectivism.
- But drop collectivism and statism, because totalitarianism is the most specific type of both.
- Stalinism has been described as being synonymous with totalitarianism, or a tyrannical regime.
- It was not "socialism" itself that caused the deaths, it was the totalitarianism of the communist regimes in the USSR, China, etc.
- So, keep authoritarianism and totalitarianism as neither are necessary components of the other.
- Outside The Beltway, goes into great detail on the differences between totalitarianism, socialism, authoritarianism and the ideology of Islam.
- It seems redundant to me to add in totalitarianism at the bottom of this template.
- As Switch said above totalitarianism is a specific form of collectivism, and, as such the term totalitarianism in the intro makes 'collectivism' redundant.
- Jkelly 19:06, 7 February 2007 (UTC) "Totalitarianism" equates fascist and communist sates, not "authoritarianism".
- Slrubenstein | Talk 16:54, 13 February 2007 (UTC) No, most scholars do not accept "totalitarianism" as a valid frame of comparison.
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