Opinion
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Carlo Gentini: For Revolutionary Conservatives, Nietzsche was a source of inspiration for a cultural horizon defined by the distinction between Kultur and Zivilisation
Nietzsche represents an important turning point in the history of philosophy. He has become a popular figure thanks to his aphorisms, which we encounter everywhere nowadays. Having influenced many currents of thought during and…
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Hüseyin Etil: Conservative revolutionism is a “great process of rejuvenation” — the revival of a weary, aging nation through a return to its own roots
Hüseyin Etil made a significant contribution to the Turkish intellectual world with his book, İsmet Özel ve Partizan (İsmet Özel and the Partisan). His speeches on the Turkish Left, polemology, and various concepts are…
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Victor Van Brandt: According to Freyer the revolution from the right means that the state will be liberated from its “centuries-long entanglement in social interests”, so as to build a new future out of the folk
Hans Freyer, though known for his work in sociology, has secured an important place within the Conservative Revolution movement through his book Revolution from the Right. We discussed this topic with Victor Van Brandt,…
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Luca Fumagalli: Reading The Lord of the Rings as a religious allegory is a mistake, but the text was written in the light of the truth through which Catholics understand the world
Luga Fumagalli, a member of the Italian Oscar Wilde Society, also contributes to the Radio Spada blog and the bimonthly journal Saint Austin Review. His work focuses particularly on the study and promotion of…
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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 subject, but from two different perspectives. We were addressing…
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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 conversation about tea with one of the world’s leading tea…
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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 authority on the political parties, associations, and conservative-nationalist movements of the…
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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 at first glance, the intellectual journey of Gianfranco de Turris builds meaningful bridges…
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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 debates in both the Muslim world and the West. Despite his…
