The emerging Nazi capitalist anti-intellectualism and the role of scientific, philosophical, artistic, and mystical knowledge as critical and creative resistance in the social diffusion of knowledge

Abstract

It is a reflection of the emerging phenomenon of the anti-intellectualism ideology that has become the hegemonic political narrative of the extreme right worldwide at the present time and, particularly in Brazil, it has gained a space that has taken over the discourse of established power, which requires a careful and polylogical investigation of the genesis of the political use of social networks that propagate the Nazi capitalist  discourse and promote what can be called “psychopower” and “psychopolitics”, according to the philosopher Byung-Chul Han, seeking to thereby unmask the devices for the production of truths based on a dogmatic denial of science and traditional and available human knowledge. The text follows the flow of a provocative and questioning oral exposition based on the radical critique of any reduction of reality to monological and negationist discourses in relation to publicly examined and recognized knowledge. The unveiled character of what has been called here integrated world Nazi capitalism requires an attitude of combating any reduction of reality to the perspective of the absolute sovereign, which also means a radical critique of the anti-intellectualism that has been growing disproportionately in the power discourse of those who are not yet human beings, but machines desiring necropower and in favor of eliminating and destroying the "others", contrary to what makes the human being a polyethic curator of the world of life in its totality, and in which nothing is left out, nothing can be excluded.