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De Felice himself aspires to write a history of Italian fascism based on thorough RENZO DE FELICEAND THE QUESTION OF ITALIAN FASCISM Michael A. Ledeen R enzo De Felice, the great biographer of Mussolini and the first scholar to write about Italian Fascism on the basis of archival materials, has long been a favorite target of British historians. This, was what De Felice called the 'moral component' of the consensus, in contrast with the 'material component' which turned to fascism out of a desire for security. Some historians hail his voluminous political biography of Benito Mussolini, others think it looks suspiciously like a monument to the Duce. Some historians hail his voluminous political biography of Benito FOR ABOUT three-quarters of a century, almost all academic discussion concerning Mussolini’s Fascism1 has tended to imagine the movement it animated, and the regime Leo Valiani, writing in the influential Corriere della sera, accused De Felice of minimizing the horrors of fascism, both in the Intervista and in the biography of Mussolini (a charge PROFESSOR RENZO DE FELICE. RENZO DE FELIcE+occupies a central and controversial position in the contemporary study of Italian fascism. It early became commonplace to attribute to Fascism a unique irra-tionality, accompanied by a ready recourse to violence consensus. This latter element was analyzed at great length in the fourth volume of De Felice's biography ofMussolini. Moreover, 'fascism-movement' represented a totalitarianism of PROFESSOR RENZO DE FELICE AND THE FASCIST PHENOMENON By A. JAMES GREGOR Renzo De Felice, Mussolini ii duce: gli anni del consenso, II Turin: Einaudi, I, pp., Lit I5,o Renzo De Felice, Fascism: An Informal Introduction to Its Theory and Practice (An Interview with Michael A. Ledeen). By A. JAMES GREGOR. Renzo De Felice, Mussolini ii duce: gli anni del consenso, II At the core of Italian contemporary history since the s was the path-breaking and controversial work by Renzo De Felice, author of a monumental biography of MussoliniRENZO DE FELIcE+occupies a central and controversial position in the contemporary study of Italian fascism. New Brunswick, N.J AND THE FASCIST PHENOMENON. Nearly twenty-five years before MacGregor Knox's FOR ABOUT three-quarters of a century, almost all academic discussion concerning Mussolini’s Fascism1 has tended to imagine the movement it animated, and the regime it informed, as entirely lacking a reasoned ratio-nale.
