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Fascism: What It Is and How to Fight It

De: Leon Trotsky
Narrado por: Darnel Stone
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Writing in the heat of struggle against the rise of fascism in Germany, France, and Spain in the 1930s, communist leader Leon Trotsky examines the class origins and character of fascist movements. Building on foundations laid by the Communist International in Lenin's time, Trotsky advances a working-class strategy to combat and defeat this malignant danger.

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Trotsky's observations and account are interesting and prescient. However, the presentation here is terrible. The pronunciation is ridiculous, and the phrasing is obviously rushed (with the speaker taking breaths in awkward parts of sentences). There are even obvious mistakes that were supposed to clipped out left at the end of the recording. Didn't pay much for it, so I guess I can't be disappointed, but it was not enjoyable to listen to. I'll need to revisit this text elsewhere.

Poor presentation

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Charismatic reader that speaks passionately, enunciates well and speaks briskly. There was a couple times he stuttered but a lot of these old books are read by people that lack energy to make it compelling but, that was not the case for Darnel Stone. The performance combined with the seriousness of the subject go together beautifully.

Exciting Performance / Important Book

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How to fight the new American fascist!
These words are sage and if people listen we can fight the Fascism coming from the republican party.

Good book

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The book itself was great but the performance was miserable. The reader constantly mispronounces and in the last chapter they left several cuts and typos in. if you have any other option for recordings, go with that.

Great book, terrible performance.

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Listen, Trotsky is dense as that's basically what you sign up for as a reader. Unfortunately I don't think the poor guy hired for this job was sufficiently prepared by the producers for all the names and terminology to be expected in such a book, the basic expectation for those people, and there were certain mistakes made that were quite glaring (if sometimes hilarious, e.g. "petty" bourgeoisie). The truly unforgivable thing, to me, is that the recording of last five minutes or so WASN'T EVEN EDITED and included the narrator's claps after an error so the editor knew where to break for the fresh, corrected segment. The guy's just doing his job! The production team really failed him and I hope he finds better work

Narrator Betrayed

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BAHAHAHAHAHAHA

The guy literally gives up on the last chapter. He is in the booth screwing up and just starts clapping out of frustration and reading faster to get through it. Like a kid in high school like he's just blatantly plowing through to get it over with. He gets sick of reading on the audiobook lmao. Audible should pull this honestly, they never should have released it. That isn't where the issues begin either the illiterate can't pronounce a slew of the vocabulary most jarring one for me was 'jacobin.'

Trotsky has some good analysis but you know that already.

Single Worst Reading of My 93 Title Library

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Poor presentation of a critical work. The halting narration and mispronunciations is incredibly distracting and made it hard to follow.

Terrible Reading

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I’m still interested in the book itself, but the performer was terrible. It was as if he was in a rush to finish instead of giving a good performance. The mispronunciation of words and fast reading when no one asked for that did it for me. Again, wtf was that..

Wtf was that?

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A brilliant and important work made unlistenable by dreadful narration. Comical mispronunciations of relatively common names. Read like a long list of words without consideration of sentence structure - like a small child learning to read. Get the text.

Was the Narrator Being Tortured by Fascists?

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If you accidentally say the wrong word, don’t just keep speaking. If you have to repeat yourself then edit it. There are parts where Darnell Stone claps, I’m sure to mark where he messes up, but they should be fixed to make it easier to listen to.

Story-wise, this is presented as a work by Leon Trotsky (who passed in 1940), but is instead what I can only assume is a Republican propaganda piece using pieces of Trotskys works.

The introduction intentionally revises history or otherwise ignores significant elements that Trotsky brings up in the text itself. It feels as though this were written by someone who thought that these excerpts supported their political narrative but didn’t understand it well enough to realize that it does not.

Clapping, mispronunciations, inaccuracy

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