Texts on a Politics of Art

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Translators’ Note xi
5. General Introduction 1
6. Section One: Manifestos and Political Programs
7. On Italy’s Essence: A Letter to a Comrade from the Young Spain 63
8. Our Political Manifesto 73
9. Our Slogans – Armed Mobilization 79
10. Castile’s Mission 84
11. Castile, Save Spain! 87
12. The Future of Our People: National Syndicalism 89
13. Founding Speech of Falange Española 94
14. Initial Points 102
15. The Programmatic Points of Falange Española de las JONS 110
16. Unity of Destiny 115
17. The Social Revolution of National Syndicalism 118
18. On Spanish Catholicity 122
19. Joint Manifesto of Spain on the Move 125
20. Section Two: Nation and Empire
21. Genius of Spain 133
22. In Defense of Hispanidad 147
23. The Spanish Empire 156
24. Trajectory and Future Prospects of Our Territorial Expansion 162
25. A National Objective 171
26. Section Three: The New Man and the New Woman
27. The Individual Is Dead 177
28. Habit and Style 181
29. Guidelines 184
30. Femininity and the Falange 186
31. Eugenio, or, The Proclamation of Spring 188
32. The Faith and Conduct of Women 192
33. Women and the Education of Children 200
34. Mission and Organization of the S.F. (Sección Femenina) 210
35. Section Four: Violence and War
36. The African Campaign: A Welcome to the Soldiers of Garellano 221
37. The Legionary Creed 225
38. Moroccan Notes of a Soldier 229
39. Behind the Caesar’s Eagle 232
40. Young Spaniards! A Call to Arms! 240
41. The Monopoly of Violence 242
42. Justification of Violence 244
43. Violence and Justice 246
44. The Conquest of the State 249
45. Russia Notebooks 252
46. Section Five: Culture, Aesthetics, and Poetics
47. Art and State 257
48. Beautiful Architecture of the Ruins 267
49. Texts on a Politics of Art 270
50. General Proposal for City Planning in Madrid 280
51. Inauguration of the Valley of the Fallen 286
52. Index 293
53. Toronto Iberic 303