Catalanisme radical, nacionalisme integral i feixisme a la Catalunya dels anys trenta: historiografia, teoria i estat de la qüestió

Abstract

Although the debate on the existence of a catalan –and separatist– fascism has had a limited impact, this paper aims at approaching this matter through an historiographical journey around the main theoretical contributions, produced from the seventies until now, to this epistemological problem. In this regard, drawing from the contentious issues around the ‘escamots’ of Estat Català during the thirties, this work explores the scientific and educational production on the history of the Catalan separatism of that period. This paper also presents an analytical framework and an historic interpretation of the political and ideological sectors of the separatist movement, which steaming from an integral nationalism of Maurrassian origins, would adopt a good number of the ingredients, rhetoric and receipts of the new European radical right wing.