1993/01/01 by P. Gottfried · 2 citations
Social Sciences · Arts and Humanities · Psychology · #Communism, Protests, Social Movements #Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis #French Historical and Cultural Studies #Psychology
paper · doi:10.3817/0393099127
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Abstract Throughout the development or the French New Right as a intellectual movement, Alain de Benoist has exercised a remarkable degree of control. From its break with the Catholic nationalist Right (in the late 1960s) through its redefinition as a European national movement with a socio-biological focus to its more recent engagement on behalf of Third World as well as European communitarian identities, the New Right has been primarily the evolving creation of a single mind. Whether under pseudonyms like Robert de Herte or in collaboration with Pierre Vial, Jean Mabire, Guillaume Faye, Giorgio Locchi, and other like-minded thinkers, Benoist has had a tree hand in moulding his movement.