Massenpsychologie des Faschismus

Preface I. Chapter The Ideology as Material Violence 1. The Scissors 2. Economic and Ideological Structure of Society 3. The Question of Mass Psychology 4. The Social Function of Sexual Repression II. Chapter The Family Ideology in the Mass Psychology of Fascism 1. Leader and Mass Structure 2. Hitler's Origins 3. On the Mass Psychology of the Petite Bourgeoisie 4. Family Ties and National Sentiment 5. The Nationalistic Self-Feeling 6. Ideological Bourgeoisification of the Proletariat III. Chapter The Race Theory 1. Its Content 2. Objective and Subjective Function of Ideology 3. Racial Purity, Blood Poisoning, and Mysticism IV. Chapter The Symbolism of the Swastika V. Chapter The Sexual-Economic Preconditions of the Bourgeois Family VI. Chapter The Church as an International Sexual Political Organization of Capital 1. The Interest in the Church 2. The Struggle Against Cultural Bolshevism 3. The Appeal to Religious Sentiment 4. The Goal of Cultural Bolshevism in Light of Reaction VII. Chapter The Preconditions of Sexual Political Practice in the Anti-Religious Struggle 1. Anchoring of Religion Through Sexual Fear a. Anchoring in Childhood b. Anchoring of Religion in Adolescence 2. Healthy and Neurotic Self-Feeling VIII. Chapter Some Questions of Sexual Political Practice 1. Theory and Practice 2. The Previous Struggle Against Religion 3. Sexual Awareness vs. Mysticism 4. The Individual Uprooting of Religious Sentiment 5. Objections and the Practice of Sexual Politics 6. The Apolitical Person Afterword to the Second Edition Glossary of Foreign Words Appendix Editorial Notes Glossary Timeline with a Focus on 1930 to 1933 Wilhelm Reich and the Original Edition of the Mass Psychology of Fascism from 1933 A Biographical and Historical Context Literature.