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Anti anti-communism is opposition to anti-communism as applied in the Cold War. The term was first coined by Clifford Geertz, an American anthropologist at the Institute for Advanced Study, who defined it as being applied in "the cold war days" by "those who ... regarded the [Red] Menace as the primary fact of contemporary political life" to "[t]hose of us who strenuously opposed [that] obsession, as we saw it ... with the insinuation – wildly incorrect in the vast majority of cases – that, by the law of the double negative, we had some secret affection for the Soviet Union." Stated more simply by Kristen Ghodsee and Scott Sehon, "the anthropologist Clifford Geertz wrote that you could be 'anti anti-communism' without being in favour of communism."

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rdfs:label	Anti anti-communism (en) Antianticomunismo (pt)
rdfs:comment	Anti anti-communism is opposition to anti-communism as applied in the Cold War. The term was first coined by Clifford Geertz, an American anthropologist at the Institute for Advanced Study, who defined it as being applied in "the cold war days" by "those who ... regarded the [Red] Menace as the primary fact of contemporary political life" to "[t]hose of us who strenuously opposed [that] obsession, as we saw it ... with the insinuation – wildly incorrect in the vast majority of cases – that, by the law of the double negative, we had some secret affection for the Soviet Union." Stated more simply by Kristen Ghodsee and Scott Sehon, "the anthropologist Clifford Geertz wrote that you could be 'anti anti-communism' without being in favour of communism." (en) Antianticomunismo foi a denominação dada a uma posição ideológica empregada contra o que se considerava abusos cometidos pelos anticomunistas. Nos Estados Unidos, o antianticomunista surgiu em um contexto de graves excessos cometidos durante o macartismo e suas "listas negras", particularmente entre jornalistas e profissionais da indústria cinematográfica de Hollywood, e, alimentado por excessos posteriores do anticomunismo, perdura até a atualidade. (pt)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Scott Sehon 1940s in the United States 1950s in the United States Anti-communism Anthropologist Joseph McCarthy Joseph Stalin University of Bern Vincent Bevins Double standard Liberalism Political and cultural purges Communism Communist state Conservatives Cold War terminology Mass killings under communist regimes Geoffrey Wheatcroft Putinism Purges of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union Clifford Geertz Cold War Edward Shils Modernization Moscow Kremlin Anti-communism Anti-communist mass killings Left-wing Stephen F. Cohen Communist party Agrarian society Droughts and famines in Russia and the Soviet Union John Earl Haynes Jonathan Chait Gulags Amartya Sen Daniel Patrick Moynihan Fidel Castro Noam Chomsky Capitalism Censorship Ronald Grigor Suny Political repression Communism in the United States Harry S. Truman The Black Book of Communism Theodore Draper McCarthyism Jodi Dean Post–Cold War era Dissolution of the Soviet Union Mark Aarons Soviet space program Institute for Advanced Study Kristen Ghodsee Michael Parenti Neoliberalism RT (TV network) Seumas Milne McCarthyism Standard of living Venona project Moynihan Commission on Government Secrecy Whataboutism Industrialization of the Soviet Union Social democrats Soviet economy Soviet science Stalin era
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has abstract	Anti anti-communism is opposition to anti-communism as applied in the Cold War. The term was first coined by Clifford Geertz, an American anthropologist at the Institute for Advanced Study, who defined it as being applied in "the cold war days" by "those who ... regarded the [Red] Menace as the primary fact of contemporary political life" to "[t]hose of us who strenuously opposed [that] obsession, as we saw it ... with the insinuation – wildly incorrect in the vast majority of cases – that, by the law of the double negative, we had some secret affection for the Soviet Union." Stated more simply by Kristen Ghodsee and Scott Sehon, "the anthropologist Clifford Geertz wrote that you could be 'anti anti-communism' without being in favour of communism." (en) Antianticomunismo foi a denominação dada a uma posição ideológica empregada contra o que se considerava abusos cometidos pelos anticomunistas. Nos Estados Unidos, o antianticomunista surgiu em um contexto de graves excessos cometidos durante o macartismo e suas "listas negras", particularmente entre jornalistas e profissionais da indústria cinematográfica de Hollywood, e, alimentado por excessos posteriores do anticomunismo, perdura até a atualidade. No início da década de 1960, alguns astros e cineastas de Hollywood passariam a engajar-se em atividades políticas, contra a segregação, o imperialismo e os movimentos anticomunistas. Eram Sidney Poitier, que havia sido premiado com o primeiro Oscar de melhor ator dado a um negro, Charlton Heston, Harry Belafonte, James Baldwin, Marlon Brando, Burt Lancaster, Paul Newman e Joanne Woodward, que viajaram de Los Angeles a Washington em agosto de 1963 para fazerem um manifesto em uma audiência anticomunista no Congresso. Para eles, as audiências anticomunistas em Washington e a expulsão de suspeitos de serem membros do Partido Comunista em Hollywood tiveram um efeito dissuasivo sobre as atividades políticas de cineastas e atores. Os anticomunistas alegam que os antianticomunistas demonizam seus detratores, caracterizando as suas alegações como paranoicas e distorcidas ao mesmo tempo em que se apresentam como abnegados idealistas. (pt)
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