Quote of the Week: Julius Evola, “Heathen Imperium”
“Besides, as we have already stated, although we assert uncompromisingly the necessity of hierarchy, we maintain that this hierarchy should be built dynamically and freely,…
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Great Britain Votes for National Sovereignty
Though the votes are still being counted, it certainly appears that the people of the United Kingdom have “chosen their own side” and decided…
Quote of the Week: Russell Kirk, “The Conservative Mind”
“Constitutions cannot be made, says Brownson, agreeing with de Miastre: they are the product of slow growth, the expression of a nations historical experience, or…
Happily on the Wrong Side of History
We in the “Dissident Right” have routinely declared that progressive leftism’s internal contradictions renders modern liberal statecraft fundamentally unsustainable in the medium to long term. For that,…
Quote of the Week: Yukio Mishima “Sword”
“He would just have to put up with it; if you couldn’t bear even one single thing through to the end, then you might as…
Quote of the Week: Francis Fukuyama, “After the Neocons”
“I did not like the original version of Leninism and was skeptical when the Bush administration turned Leninist. Democracy in my view is likely to…
The Free Mind: Festschrift for Prof. Barry Spurr
In Character and Culture (1940) Irving Babbitt wrote that “practicality pursued mechanically and one-sidedly may become a vice.”1 One might interpret this as a warning…
Quote of the Week: Irving Babbitt, “Character & Culture”
“The ultra-utilitarians are not only as completely lost for art and literature as the Puritans, but their point of view is far more catching. We…
Quote of the Week: Peter Viereck, “Unadjusted Man in the Age of Overadjustment”
“Conversely, the trade-union movement in the English Speaking world (see pages 84-87) often represents not the massman or Overadjusted Man but an anti-modern, unconsciously conservative…
Quote of the Week: Paul M. Weyrich and William S. Lind, “The Next Conservatism”
“Through Retroculture, the next conservatism should seek to rebuild our old culture from the bottom up, one individual or family at a time. That is…