Lastništvo zla: 1968, 1989 in integracija nove desnice
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3986/pkn.v43.i3.03Ključne besede:
umetnost in politika, SFRJ, 1968–1989, nova desnica, Evola, Julius, Kalajić, Dragoš, Konstantinović, Radomir: Filozofija palanke, metafizični fašizem, provinca, imperijPovzetek
1968 je bilo prelomno leto ne samo za novo levico, ampak še bolj za vzpon nove desnice. Izkazalo se je, da če je leto 1968 »pripravilo« leto 1989 kot naslednjo prelomnico v evropski in svetovni zgodovini, se je verjetno to zgodilo bolj s pomočjo idej nove desnice, ki so sčasoma zagotovile ideološko utemeljitev za neliberalne demokracije v srednji in vzhodni Evropi. Jugoslavija je pomembno mesto v tej zgodovini ne le zaradi zgodnje izpostavljenosti idejam nove desnice prek dela slikarja in publicista Dragoša Kalajića, temveč tudi zato, ker je Radomir Konstantinović v svoji temeljni knjigi Filozofija palanke (1969) predvidel vzpon nove desnice in ponudil prodorno kritiko njenih temeljnih izhodišč.
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