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Purifying the Nation: British neo-Fascist ideas on representations of culture

  • Steven Woodbridge

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    Original languageEnglish
    Publication statusPublished - Jun 2001
    EventDangerous Representations - Brighton, U.K.
    Duration: 1 Jun 2001 → 2 Jun 2001

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    ConferenceDangerous Representations
    Period1/06/01 → 2/06/01

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    Note: Revised version published as Woodbridge, Steven (2003) Purifying the nation : critiques of cultural decadence and decline in British neo-fascist ideology. In: Gottlieb, J.V. and Linehan, T.P., (eds.) The Culture of Fascism: Visions of the Far Right in Britain. London, U.K. : I.B.Tauris. pp. 129-144.

    Impact: This was a paper delivered to a multi-disciplinary conference, which brought together wide range of scholars and helped the contributors 'test run' their ideas and papers in front of a diverse selection of experts and postgraduates. It helped facilitate the exchange of ideas between different disciplines, both from within the University and via visiting scholars.

    Organising Body: Sussex University

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      • Purifying the Nation: British neo-Fascist ideas on representations of culture

        Woodbridge, S., Jun 2001, Revised version published as Woodbridge, Steven (2003) Purifying the nation : critiques of cultural decadence and decline in British neo-fascist ideology. In: Gottlieb, J.V. and Linehan, T.P., (eds.) The Culture of Fascism: Visions of the Far Right in Britain. London, U.K. : I.B.Tauris. pp. 129-144. Impact: This was a paper delivered to a multi-disciplinary conference, which brought together wide range of scholars and helped the contributors 'test run' their ideas and papers in front of a diverse selection of experts and postgraduates. It helped facilitate the exchange of ideas between different disciplines, both from within the University and via visiting scholars. Organising Body: Sussex University Impact: This was a paper delivered to a multi-disciplinary conference, which brought together wide range of scholars and helped the contributors 'test run' their ideas and papers in front of a diverse selection of experts and postgraduates. It helped facilitate the exchange of ideas between differen.

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