- 洋書・読み終えた本の感想スレ・雑談あり 1
322 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中 (ﾆｸｸｴT Sada-7fUO)[]：2020/03/29(日) 21:03:19.74 ID:RdJyLtG1aNIKU - フロムの文章は、構文とか単語は難しくはないが、内容が難しい。
The resentment against Versailles had its basis in the lower middle class;
the nationalistic resentment was a rationalization, projecting social inferiority
to national inferiority.
This projection is quite apparent in Hitler’s personal development.
He was the typical representative of the lower middle class, a nobody with
no chances or future. He felt very intensely the role of being an outcast.
He often speaks in ‘Mein Kampf’ of himself as the “nobody”, the “unknown man”
he was in his youth. But although this was due essentially to his own social
position, he could rationalize it in national symbols.
Being born outside of Reich he felt excluded not so much socially as nationally,
and the great German Reich to which all her sons could return became for him
the symbol of social prestige and security.(215頁)
In the following pages we shall try to show that Hitler’s personality, his teachings,
and the Nazi system express an extreme form of the character structure which
we have called “authoritatian” and that by this very fact he made a powerful appeal
to those parts of the population which were ―more or less, ―of the same character
structure.(escape from freedom/219頁)
|