/lit/ - Literature

Honestly, I grew out of Evola's stuff, but I credit him with opening my eyes on several topics. Before reading him I was more atheistic/agnostic, had almost no understanding of what right-wing politics actually entails (even though I called myself right-wing), and in general had almost no understanding of historiography. It's clear that Evola isn't right about everything, in some places he is downright obscurantist, but on the whole, he is a good read in that he expresses very clearly several ideas you literally won't hear anywhere else. If you don't want to read someone like Evola, you can get a lot of his major ideas from Plato. He is a stepping stone to better things though, and he gives you a great bibliography to explore by all his hyper erudite citations. A good place to start if you're looking for alternative explanations for the way the world is. Personally I think he is a more interesting and lucid writer than Guénon. Just one thing: read him, but don't become a cringe autist who adopts everything he says without doing your own thinking. There are already enough people like that. Also, if you read Evola, read Marx too. Read theory. Balance your shit out.

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BAP is a retard and always will be. You're right that they're not on the same level.