metafasiska

Metafasics is a term used to describe a group of fascist ideologies that emerged in Europe during the interwar period. These ideologies often combined elements of fascism, nationalism, and authoritarianism, but often went beyond traditional fascist platforms by incorporating elements of mysticism, spirituality, and esotericism.

One of the defining characteristics of metafascism is its focus on the supposed existence of a higher, transhistorical truth that underlies the fleeting and ephemeral nature of tangible reality. This focus often leads to an emphasis on the role of the " dönemic will", or a fundamental will that drives history and shapes the world according to its own logic.

Metaphysical and occult concepts often play a significant role in metafascist ideology, with adherents often drawing upon the ideas of philosophers such as Carl Jung or Friedrich Nietzsche. A common element in metafascist thought is the idea of a world in crisis, precipitated by the widening gap between the ego and the collective unconscious, and the dangers of pluralism and egalitarianism.

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