Why Does Everyone Want To Be A Fascist? Guattari's Micropolitics of Desire
Acid Horizon
The Complexity of Desire and Fascism
This chapter examines Guattari's critique of traditional Marxism and psychoanalysis in understanding fascism, emphasizing the nuanced relationship between desire, subjectivity, and socio-political dynamics. It highlights the importance of both individual and collective motivations in shaping political movements, illustrated through historical and contemporary figures. Furthermore, Guattari's approach challenges conventional frameworks by advocating for multiplicity in political struggles, moving beyond a singular focus on class conflict.
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