Book, Names of hate, The[LS]

Language: Brazilian Portuguese. In 'The Names of Hatred', Roberto Romano takes to the field once again, with the abandon that has made him one of the most committed fighters for the causes of reason, ethics in politics and human rights in Brazil today. To denounce and confront the different forms of racism, including its anti-Semitic metastasis, which has been insinuating itself and even openly reappearing in its neo-Nazi forms and shameless pragmatism to deny and, if possible, take to the extermination camps the values ​​of humanism and democracy that are constantly under its sights under the pretext of supposed ethnic, social, political, moral, artistic and cultural 'realities'. This book, therefore, is a set of penetrating analyzes regarding the insidious means and masks with which political authoritarianism, exclusionary ideologies, religious dogmatism and fundamentalist fanaticism, often using the power of infiltration and diffusion of mass communication, seek to capture inexperienced consciences and incite conflicts in the name of alleged demands of strata, groups, collectivities and states, which in reality only sow dissent, to the detriment of what each man and all men have most universal in their condition as members of humanity.