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Tag Archives: traditionalism
Ride the Tiger notes, part 1
Part 1: Orientations tradition: ruled by principles which transcend what is merely human. Ordered from above. Evola’s approach is a negation of the bourgeois world (Evola 4). The modern world itself is a negation of a negation. What will be … Continue reading
Revolt against the Modern World (evola)
The best way to describe this book is as a “Pagan Systematic Theology.” That’s not entirely accurate, though. Julius Evola, though an enemy of Christianity, isn’t so stupid to think that the pagan gods actually exist. In fact, Evola is … Continue reading
Theses on community and politics
I’ve had these ideas for about 6 years now but felt I should publish them after reading the execrable article from National Review on how white communities should go ahead and die. Neo-Cons, exemplified by National Review, are interested in … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, politics
Tagged augustine, community, national review, traditionalism
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