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Aristokratia IV D’Annunzio, Nietzsche, Stirner, & Social Revolt Edited by K. Deva January 2017 aristokratia Psychohistory, Physiology, and Social Revolt | Gabriele D’Annunzio: Nietzsche, Politics, and the Ubermensch in Italy | Max Stirner: The Consummate Individualist | From Heroes to Underdogs | Homage to Zola | The Idea of the Centre | Magick for Housewives: The Not-So-New,…
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2016 Symposium – Gwendolyn Taunton — S y d n e y T r a d s
Nietzsche: The Physician of Culture Do not be afraid of the stream of things: this stream turns back on itself: it runs away from itself not only twice. Every ‘it was’ becomes again an ‘it is.’ The past bites everything future in the tail. – Friedrich Nietzsche. During March 1873, Friedrich Nietzsche wrote a letter […]…
“Borderline: A Traditional Outlook for Modern Man” by Lennart Svensson — Heathen Harvest
“To exist is nothing insignificant.” —Frithjof Schuon Borderline, by the Swedish writer Lennart Svensson, is not a book to read in a sudden burst, but rather, it is a book to take up chapter by chapter, to be read carefully, and to be pondered, which is how it should be. All philosophical books ought to […]…
Kali the Demon, not Kaali the Goddess
“It is a common misconception that the Kali Yuga is named after the Goddess Kālī. Instead it takes its name from an extremely powerful male demon. This mistake occurs due to errors in English translations of the name Kali – in Sanskrit the Goddess is named Kālī (with long vowels) – the name of the…
