Descrição
This article comes from my doctoral thesis about the specificity of the Integralist discourse in 1930s Brazil, whose social and political context did not hold the threat of the working class such as occurred in Germany and Italy. Th us the discourse of the Integralists is situated in the asymmetrical typical of a colonial and backward society, while also being a misguided and reactionary response to imperialist domination with a native bourgeoisie lacking a vocation of their own.||This article comes from my doctoral thesis about the specificity of the Integralist discourse in 1930s Brazil, whose social and political context did not hold the threat of the working class such as occurred in Germany and Italy. Th us the discourse of the Integralists is situated in the asymmetrical typical of a colonial and backward society, while also being a misguided and reactionary response to imperialist domination with a native bourgeoisie lacking a vocation of their own.||Este artigo trata da minha tese de doutorado sobre a especificidade do discurso Integralista no Brasil dos anos 30, em cujo contexto social e político não havia a ameaça da classe operária tal qual ocorreu na Alemanha e na Itália. Por isso o discurso dos integralistas se situa na reprodução assimétrica típica de sociedade colonial e atrasada, sendo ao mesmo tempo uma resposta equivocada e reacionária ao domínio imperialista com uma burguesia nativa desprovida de vocação autônoma.
