Tag: Julius Evola
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Misogyny is Part of a Complex Ideology
Reading Time: 7 minutesOften misogyny is part of a complex ideology. But it’s not clear which came first–the misogyny or the supporting ideology. For committed misogynists, hatred is a preference. Francis Parker Yockey and Baron Julius Evola were both misogynists. Kevin Coogan attributes this in large part to occult influences. The most prominent source of…
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Divisions in the Postwar Fascist International
Reading Time: 19 minutesOswald Spengler was inside the Munich Beer Hall on November 8, 1923, when Hitler launched his putsch. Such encounters convinced him that the Nazis were the worst sort of proletarized street rabble. But although he cultivated an aura of political detachment, he was highly political. He wrote Prussianism and Socialism in 1919,…
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European and American Fascism Are Connected
Reading Time: 5 minutesProgressives knew they were seeing fascist influence. This article provides details about how European and American fascism are connected.
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Fascists Like Literary and Historical Fantasy
Reading Time: 5 minutesViewed from the left, Nazi fascism looks like a nightmare that actually came true. So, it may be surprising to hear that the fascist mentality has something in common with a leftist mentality. Take, for example, J. R. R. Tolkien.
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Transgender Rights, Same-Sex Marriage and Women
Reading Time: 4 minutes Germaine Greer is now being criticized for saying that trans women are not women. Although demand by trans women that the world call them women makes many women uncomfortable, it’s the women rather than trans women who have to defend their position. Same-sex marriage also presents problems for women. In my…