/lit/ - Literature

Most of these are pretty good

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>>8396352
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The European New Right

de Benoist is the best writer that really brings together a syncretic conceptualism, and not polemical. Antifa academics give him shit, they're also characterised his work as "New Left + German Conservative Revolutonaries"

Dugin is fun if you are interested in Orthodox Christianity

I finally found a copy of 4th Political Theory online

I read European New Right stuff mostly, you can find good essays from Dugin, de Benoist, O'Meara, McDonald, Tunislav from Counter-Currents, Occidental Observer and NewEuropeanConservatice.com. Also the Folkscamy collection at Archive.com

these. also Marxism is irrelevant today just as mercantilism has been irrelevant since the dawn of capitalism

Pic unrelated, which is the better language to learn in terms of literature and philosophy: French, Russian or Mandarin Chinese?

right wing lit

I have like 10 images on philosphy, would only dump if someone is interested

Does anyone have a left wing version of this pic related?

this is a good list

>>6576970

This list is shite apparently

Basically everything in pic related

>>6447808
pretty much all of these

>>6374498
Marxism enables SJWs

Even the communists who distance then self from the modern liberals obsesses over super structure rather than the base of society.
The best thing would be to combat Marxism on all fronts.

Here is an /organized/ list for you OP

Read these

best guide

>>5936249
Did I hear anti marxism? There's a few routes you can go with this.
Appeal to Economics, read actual economics Hayek, Mises, Krugman, Keynes, Austrian, Chicago and Keynesian schools.
Appeal to Tradition, read books in pic related. Talk about how marxism, equality, and other marxist/liberal principles go against human nature.
Here are some quotes

Any proletarian movement will be violent because the masses are basically cognitive children. There is no limit to their cruelty, and their inability to recognize others as having different underlying motives & preferences leads to insane attempts to deny human nature[s] and impose uniformity at any cost.

(young) people (in academia) are communists because it's easy
you take the moral high ground, you don't have to explain, whenever something bad happens you can simply say "wouldn't happen under communism", when confronted you can say "communism has never been tried" and it doesn't require a thorough understanding of economics
essentially you can feel good about yourself and your beliefs while doing the bare minimum and remaining unaccountable (at least in your mind) for the state of the world
they also don't realize how culturally different we would be, e.g. I have a friend that calls themselves a marxist but they enjoy anime and k-pop, when these wouldn't exist or be produced in a marxist system.

Also not only do they take the moral high ground, but they're largely morally and intellectually unaccountable, they rarely have to justify themselves on either level as most people on a university campus are either sympathetic to their viewpoint or too stupid/ don't care enough to question it
if you say you're a capitalist, you will be asked to justify every single wrongdoing of the last 200 years, and when you explain the economic theory to them they don't understand it and continue to hate you.

ITT: Discuss and recommend right-wing, reactionary, aristocratic, and/or authoritarian lit.

Just got off an Evola kick, and I am currently reading Donoso Cortes' essays on liberalism for his ideas of state sovereignty, recommended by Schmitt. I really like his conception of the classical liberal state, though.

Thinking of reading Mosley's fascist stuff next, but it's hard to find a hard copy.

>>5898166
read this