“What makes a people? A people has a common heritage and a will to a common destiny. A people exists despite superficial cleavages such as parties, interest groups, and passing trends in ideologies. As Georges Dumezil, Mircea Eliade, and Carl G Jung have demonstrated, a people shares a ‘mythe fondateur’ – a communal myth that gives birth to original cultural endeavors. The culture of a people, recalls Alain de Benoist, is its identity card and its mental respiration, and ‘it is a passport for a future that takes the shape of destiny’.”

▪ Tomislav Sunić, Postmortem Report – Cultural Examinations from Postmodernity (Wermod & Wermod, 2010) extract from page 176.

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