/lit/ - Literature

Anyone else struggling with the last part of Revolt Against The Modern World? I get the points Evola makes. But the endless history of ancient traditions makes it hard because I never read too much into this topic.

Post books that are either explictly or implictly fascist.

care to fetch me a proper ebook version of pic related, /lit/?

Meow this.

>>9684156
WHAT ABOUT THIS

>>9555748
>revolution is so linguistically close to revolting for a good reason
kek

lukacs was a commie but i'm not necessarily one. in any case, it is a fact that what nietzsche defends is called a "revolution" (yes, a revolt). or at the very least pretends to be one. and it is also a fact that this "revolution" serves no need other than the moral comfort of the aristocracy of feeling "revolted" while preserving their dominant position.

by the way, if you hate "commies" so much you should know that the ressurection of nietzschean thought on the late 20th century has a lot to do with them, specially post-structuralism and post-modernism and etc. (which is one of the most toxic ideologies known to mankind)

*puts it in the self-help section*

I just finished marathoning this book. Now that the dust has settled what did I think.