Luga Fumagalli, a member of the Italian Oscar Wilde Society, also contributes to the Radio Spada blog and the bimonthly journal Saint Austin ...
Category Opinion
Alessandra Colla: Between Jünger and Ahmad, there is more of a ‘critical convergence’ than an ‘intellectual alliance’ based on a critique of modernity
When I came across this statement by Jalal Al-e Ahmad about Ernst Jünger, I was deeply moved: “Jünger and I were investigating roughly the same ...
Dan Bolton: Demand for black tea is quite high; news reports suggesting its importance is decreasing do not reflect reality
Tea has become an indispensable part of our lives, and Turkish tea holds a privileged place within global tea culture. We had an enjoyable ...
Larry E. Jones: Edgar Jung dedicated himself to uniting disparate postwar German conservatives in a new political expression
Larry Eugene Jones is an American expert on modern European history, an emeritus professor at Canisius College (Buffalo, NY). He is a leading ...
Gianfranco De Turris: The common ground that unites Evola and Tolkien is anti-modernism
Although J.R.R. Tolkien, a prominent figure in fantasy literature, and Julius Evola, a leading voice of Traditionalist thought, may seem distant ...
S.Sayyid: The challenge contemporary Islamism faces is how to develop the collective will to combat Islamophobia
S. Sayyid is one of the foremost Muslim intellectuals of our time. His books Recalling the Caliphate and A Fundamental Fear have sparked major ...
Claudio Mutti: Instead of a “Conservative Revolution” we should theorise a “Traditional Revolution” inspired by a “Revolutionary Traditionalism”
Claudio Mutti is an Italian scholar — a Muslim, a Traditionalist, and a Eurasianist — who continues to direct Eurasia Rivista. Over the course of ...
Francesco Giasi: For Gramsci, “hegemony” is first and foremost synonymous with political leadership
Gramsci is one of the most important thinkers whose ideas have profoundly influenced global politics in our century. It is nearly impossible to ...
Luca Siniscalco: Art may still serve as a vessel for sacred fire
Luca Siniscalco is an Italian academic whose work I follow with interest. He continues to produce work in many fields, including contemporary ...