Luce Fabbri

About the Author

Luce Fabbri, a distinguished Argentine historian and political thinker, was born in 1908 into a family of intellectuals and anarchists, shaping her lifelong commitment to social justice and anti-authoritarian ideals. Daughter of the renowned anarchist Luigi Fabbri, she pursued studies in philosophy and history, becoming a prolific writer whose works dissect the mechanisms of oppression and the human spirit's resilience. Exiled during the Perón regime, Fabbri's scholarship bridges European and Latin American perspectives on fascism, offering incisive analyses that remain vital in contemporary debates on authoritarianism. Her revised and annotated edition of 'Fascismo: definición e historia' exemplifies her meticulous approach, blending historical rigor with passionate commentary to illuminate the perils of totalitarian ideologies for readers worldwide.