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Julius Evola

Julius Evola (1898–1974) was an Italian traditionalist philosopher, esotericist, and political writer whose work criticized modernity, liberalism, and materialism from an aristocratic and metaphysical standpoint. His major books include Revolt Against the Modern World, The Hermetic Tradition, The Yoga of Power, Men Among

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Cultural History Men Among the Ruins – Julius Evola Julius Evola

Evola's postwar critique of modern society diagnoses the West's spiritual decline and sketches principles for rebuilding a traditional…

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History of Philosophy Introduction to Magic – Julius Evola Julius Evola

Julius Evola and the UR Group present magic as a disciplined, willed path of initiation into a single…

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Cultural Studies The Mysterious Language of the Inner Landscape – Julius Evola Julius Evola

An esoteric exploration of inner landscapes and symbolic initiation, attributed to Julius Evola.

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History of Philosophy Ride the Tiger – Julius Evola Julius Evola

Julius Evola's diagnosis of modernity as an age of dissolution, offering a path for those who refuse to…

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History Revolt Against the Modern World – Julius Evola Julius Evola

Evola argues that modernity is a terminal decline and calls for a revolt grounded in the sacred order…

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Cultural Studies Eros and the Mysteries of Love – Julius Evola Julius Evola

Evola constructs a metaphysics of sex, exploring sexual union's absolute meaning through Tantrism, mystery cults, and myth.

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Philosophy Orientamenti – Julius Evola Julius Evola

Evola's 1950 theses urge defeated young veterans to preserve a 'legionary spirit' and inner formation amid civilizational decline.

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