Best Anti-Modernity Publishers

[Anonymous No.14219841]

ITT:
Source all of the best Publishers for Traditionalist (Perennialist/Esoteric) Books & Authors

To start off:

Sophia Perennis
World Wisdom
Matheson Trust
Angelico Press
Inner Traditions

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Traditionalist Christianity Books

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Traditionalist Hermetic Books

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Traditionalist Taoism Books

[Anonymous No.14219871]

Guenon's Core Metaphysics Books

[Anonymous No.14219875]

>>14219871
Recommended reading order for Guenon/Evola?
What other Philosophers should be read first?

[Anonymous No.14219876]

Based schizo

[Anonymous No.14219880]

>>14219876
Seething Hylic

[Anonymous No.14219904]

>>14219875
Theres really no one to read prior, he doesnt really reference western philosophers much except derogitorily. He was mainly influenced by Adi Shankara and Ibn Arabi, but I dont know that I would recommend them as a start.

I would recommend you pick up "Intro to Hindu Doctrine," and see if it interests you, it's a great intro to his thought in general.

Or grab one of these overview type books to get a general feel. The first two by Sedgwick and Quinn are academic.

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[Anonymous No.14219916]

>>14219904
I have got some books By Ibn Arabi but I haven't read them yet. I will probably look at Guenon first

[Anonymous No.14219928]

Arktos
Telos
Semiotext(e)
Fata Morgana

[Anonymous No.14219948]

>>14219928
I think you're confused, except Arktos publishing some Evola.

Arktos - Neonazi alt-right publisher
Telos - Critical Theory publisher
Semiotexte - Leftist publisher
Fata Morgana - ?

[Anonymous No.14219955]

Only english publishers ITT?

[Anonymous No.14219959]

>>14219955
Any Publishers/Authors/Books is good

[Anonymous No.14219984]

Fons Vitae

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Sophia Perennis
World Wisdom
Matheson Trust
Angelico Press
Fons Vitae
Inner Traditions

[Anonymous No.14220015]

I'll list a few Italian publishers in case someone knows Italian and wants to buy traditionalist books from them:

Edizioni Mediterranee
>Evola, De Giorgio, Schuon, alchemical texts, books of magic, some of which never translated (Cesare della Riviera, Giuliano Kremmerz) etc

Adelphi
>Guenon, Zolla, Scholem, Cioran, Caraco, Sgalambro, Colli, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, Heidegger, mystical texts, gnostic texts, Chinese and Indian literature, stuff about Islam, etc

Bompiani
>Plato, Plotinus, Iamblichus, Proclus, Ficino, Pico della Mirandola, Nicholas of Cusa, Corpus Hermeticum, Corpus Pythagoricum, Orphic writers, etc

[Anonymous No.14220024]

Humble collection

[Anonymous No.14220041]

>>14220024
cute!

[Anonymous No.14220043]

>>14220024
Looks great.
Gotta get yourself an "Intro to Hindu Doctrine," anon.

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Guenonian basic method of metaphysical realization

[Anonymous No.14220124]

Thoughts on this guys books?
Or does his movement count as a Pseudo-Religion like Theosophy

[Anonymous No.14220170]

>>14220124
I'm going to guess the trads dont admire a Universal Gnostic Sex Cult, but he seems cool to me.
Evola and Guenon's comments on Crowley were less derisive than I would've expected, so theres that.

Quinn and Godwin think Guenon was basically doing what Theosophy was doing anyways, plus Guenon came up in Papus's theosophy group.

Some call trads Right Wing New Agers

[Anonymous No.14220177]

>>14219948
>Neonazi alt-right publisher
Sounds so powerful and will yield you plenty of upvotes if you drop it in a discussion on /r/europe.

[Anonymous No.14220185]

>>14220177
That literally what it is, not even buzz words.
The founder was involved with White Power music distribution and his express goal with starting Arktos was to create a European version of the Alt-Right due to his admiration of Richard Spencer.

[Anonymous No.14220189]

>>14220185
>The founder was involved with White Power music distribution and his express goal with starting Arktos was to create a European version of the Alt-Right due to his admiration of Richard Spencer.

[Anonymous No.14220199]

>>14220189
They use the the word Alt-Right in their titles.

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>>14220199
That's terrible, we have to stop them! Thank you for your investigation.

[Anonymous No.14220222]

>>14220205
I don't know if you're an idiot or what. All I've stated are the facts that they're an alt-right neonazi publisher clearly not involved with Guenonian Traditionalism which is the theme of this thread.

You can see I said Semiotexte wasnt relevant either.

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>>14220205
>>14220222
I know the Alt right has a fetish for Esoteric NeoPaganism, but a revival of Paganism will never happen. Unless its under the guise of Crowleys Thelema or something equally cringe

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>>14220251
>but a revival of Paganism will never happen.
True but neither will Christianity rise to old relevance again.

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>>14220251
American Right is never going to be white racism, literally the only way they can survive is to advocate their principles to women and minorities (both of whom statistically vote democrat).

[Anonymous No.14220285]

>>14220272
Depends on what you mean, it's still the dominant religion in the west, atheists are a minor percentage, and people I know are getting more religious as the years go by.

[Anonymous No.14220287]

>>14219841
>no Ted Kaczynski

[Anonymous No.14220289]

>>14220272
Lucky I dont support the revival of Christianity. Im rooting for Islam at the moment.

>>14220278
Good. Racism is gay anyway. I support basically all right wing social/traditional values except for racial supremacy

[Anonymous No.14220291]

>>14220285
Christianity is declining in Europe while it's growing in Africa.

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>>14220285

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>>14220291
Yeah I dont blame Africa for adopting Christianity. they will probably be better Christians than the Europeans were, they deserve Jesus's salvation more than the European churches do

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>>14220289
>I support basically all right wing social/traditional values except for racial supremacy.

I think it's the only winning game plan. Except of course you're gonna get a neoliberal libertine welfare capitalism as the right, instead.

>>14220291
>>14220299
Yeah, that's fair. I guess I'm biased because everyone I know is christian and getting more religious as time goes on.

[Anonymous No.14220341]

>>14220335
>Except of course you're gonna get a neoliberal libertine welfare capitalism as the right

I forgot to mention, I am a Nazbol and support far left economic policies

[Anonymous No.14220351]

>>14220341
Are you Christopher Lasch?

Prepare to be disappointed, you're going to get the exact opposite of what you want.

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>>14220351
Oh dont worry, Im a Political Nihilist. I am well aware nothing is going to change. Atleast if Islam is influential enough we can get rid of the Secular Humanism that is plaguing the west

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>>14220351
But I havent heard of this Christopher Lasch guy. can you give me a tldr on him? If hes a Nazbol and likes Esoteric Perennialism he sounds like a guy I would read

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>>14220341
Where are you from?

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>>14220362
No, it was a joke. He's a socially conservative neomarxist. That's all I know.

[Anonymous No.14220401]

>>14220374
Sounds Based

>>14220366
Straya

[Anonymous No.14220419]

>>14219904
Isn’t the Mark Sedgwick book something of a hit piece on the Traditionalist school? I thought he tried to expose it as a sort of “unbiased” (but really biased) academic or is that not the case?

[Anonymous No.14220430]

>>14220419
I can see that criticism, Sedgwick edited a book critical of right wingers as well. Itll still give you much needed background info. It's mainly a history of the trads.

The Only Tradition by Quinn is much better. Academic, but also sympathetic to the trads. It also focuses much more on their ideas and very little on their history.

Sedgwick is good anyways, reading works critical of a philosophy is a great way to learn about it.

[Anonymous No.14220443]

>>14220222
They do publish alt-right and European new right books, but not really neo-nazi books though. Can you give an example of one?

Arktos is a general dissident right publisher. They publish pretty much anything on the right except for legitimate neo-nazi and fascist texts for obvious reasons. They also publish books that deal with the Traditionalist school where it overlaps with right wing politics. Alba Rosa by Alexander Wolfheze is one example. Your statement is ill informed.

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>>14220199
Cringe. Cringe title, cringe cover, cringe presentation, cringe everything.

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>>14220189
>(((Richard Spencer)))

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Traditional Buddhism?

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>>14219841
What does /lit/ act like there is a traditionalist movement ? There are ten authors who tackled this subject at most, and only two of them are worthwhile, and ironically these people are against all forms of exterior organization, they are explicit that traditionalism has NOTHING to do with forms. Traditionalism is SIMPLY the belief that truth is supra-human therefore accessible by every human with the adequat mental capacities for such inquiries NOTHING LESS, NOTHING MORE. It does not imply any type of organization. Quite the contrary, traditionalism CANNOT assume a form, BUT those of limited intellectual horizons have to adopt forms in order to get closer to these principles. In essence, anything existing materially will only distort the primordial truth. The essence of the material is that it's divisive, while metaphysics unite.

[Anonymous No.14222301]

>>14222228
Jonang, Dzogchen, Shingon

[Anonymous No.14222377]

>>14222228
Heres some I could find. Looks like Shin buddhism is a big one for them.

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>>14222301
>>14222377
Very based, ty

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>>14220329
Underrated af

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>>14219880
Nice meme...

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>>14219880
Is this the new iron pill

[Anonymous No.14223941]

>>14219880
Based and Gnosispilled

[Anonymous No.14224006]

A few months ago someone linked a website with a few hermitic texts, and like an idiot I read half of one then forgot to save the bookmark
The text in question was about a vision a man had where he sees everything as earth and water combined, then a light shines down into it iirc.
Also, this may not have been on the same website but another was about how man came to earth and dominated each planet on the way, taking their power for their own. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

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>>14220287
how the fuck do you get any Big T books without appearing on half a dozen watchlists?

[Anonymous No.14224017]

>>14222275
Because we are starting to feel the cancer of postmodernism and its effects to the individual, to the point he becomes a schizo.

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>>14224006
sounds dumb af, you don't need these texts.

[Anonymous No.14224044]

>>14219841
Arktos

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I take this opportunity to shill Mystery Grove Publishing Co, they recently reprinted a rare translation of Storm of Steel which comes from the original 1924 publication and more to follow

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>>14220430
Quinn also is a apologist for the theosophical society.