Lusitanian Integralism: Reaction, Re-christianization, Return

Abstract

There occurs a synthetic reinterpretation of three major mythemes of lusitanian integralism (1914-1933), the ideological movement of the portuguese extreme right, monarchic, corporate, antiparliamentary, anti-liberal, and anti-communist, historically arisen before the emergence of italian fascism but retaking the cornerstones of european reactionism, traditionalist and redemptorist, especially in line with the action française.