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Evola's systematic and detailed references to ancient and modern texts make it difficult to speak about influences, though affinities could exist between Evola and Plato, Oswald Spengler, Houston Stewart Chamberlain, Arthur de Gobineau, Friedrich Nietzsche, Meister Eckhart, Homer, Jacob Boehme, René Guénon and certain Catholic thinkers like Juan Donoso Cortés and Joseph de Maistre.
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Evola's and references
There are enough references in his works to the ' inferior, non-European races ,' to the ' power of inferior strata and races ,' to disgusting ' Negro syncopations ' in jazz, to ' Jewish psychoanalysis '-- and enough adulation of the Aryans — for us to divine that Evola's ' spiritual ' racism may have had something other than disinterested Apollonian origins.
Evola's and ancient
The ancient Aryo-Zoroastrian view on homosexuality, as exemplified in the Vendidad, elicits Evola's full approval: sodomites were classed among the ranks of those criminals to be destroyed on the spot ; " Four men can be put to death by any one without an order from the Dastur ( high priest ): the Nasu-burner ( cannibal ), the highwayman, the Sodomite, and the criminal taken in the deed " ( Vendidad, 8: 73-74 ).
Evola's and modern
Ride the Tiger, Evola's last major work, which saw him examining dissolution and subversion in a world in which God was dead, saw him reject the possibility of any political / collective revival of Tradition due to his belief that the modern world had fallen too far into the Kali Yuga for any such thing to be possible.
Evola's main argument against modern " demagogic " politics is its inverted materialistic focus and mentality, stemming from an inverted order of castes.
Evola's and about
He shows, for instance, that René Guenon was highly critical of Evola's political involvements and was worried about the possible confusion between his own ideas and Evola's.
Evola's and influences
Of note is Thomas Karlsson, founder and head of Dragon Rouge, a Left-Hand Path magickal order which cites Evola's thought as one of its influences, and Daniel Pinchbeck, a spiritual writer who is most known for his writings on 2012, has cited Evola's writings on Hermeticism and sex magick as influences on his writings.
Such was Rauti's support for Evola's philosophy that his own theoretical writings demonstrated so much of his mentor's influences as to be at times plagiarism.
Evola's and between
Although he never formally aligned himself with such school, one can see strong similarities between Evola's thought and the Conservative Revolutionary movement in Germany, such as a traditionalist worldview rejecting a purely biological concept of race and the ' self '
Evola's dualism between the Northern Light and the Southern Light, and also the capture of the Atlanteans by the latter, is also found in the writings of Theosophy's co-founder Helena Petrovna Blavatsky:
Evola's and Evola
Mussolini read Evola's Sintesi di Dottrina della Razza in August 1941, and meet with Evola and offer him his praise.
Evola accused Jews, as well as what he termed the " semitic spirit ," of having a corrosive effect on the " Nordic " race ( a race that was, in Evola's mythology, analogous to the Nazi's " Aryans ").
In Mussolini's Intellectuals, A. James Gregor discusses Evola's racism as follows: " the German rendering of Imperialismo pagano, Evola argues that it is out of the creativity of an ' ur-Aryan ' and ' solar-Nordic ' blood that world culture emerges.
The eminent scholar of Fascism, Renzo De Felice, maintained that while Evola's spiritual, neo-idealist racial theories were wrong, they had a notable intellectual ancestry, and Evola defended them in an honorable way: " Evola for his part completely refused any racial theorizing of a purely biological kind, which went so far as to draw to himself the attacks and sarcasms of a Landra, for example.
Christophe Boutin, in his major work on Evola, Politique et Tradition: Julius Evola dans le siècle, 1898-1974 ( Paris, 1992 ), discusses Evola's views on racism and Negroes ( Boutin, pp. 197 – 200 ).
Boutin mentions that in Evola's 1968 collection of essays, L ’ Arco e la clava ( Milan, 1968, revised 1971 ), there is a chapter on " America Negrizzata ," in which Evola criticizes the " Telluric " Negroid influence on popular American culture, while acknowledging that there has been little actual miscegenation.
* Hansen, H. T. ( 2002 ), " Julius Evola's Political Endeavors ," introduction to Evola, Men Among the Ruins, ( Vermont: Inner Traditions ).
Despite similarities, Evola's ideas differ dramatically from those of the fascists and, while preserving an appreciation of militarism, focus less on modernity than tradition, less on the technological than the spiritual, less on the masses than the person ( which Evola distinguishes from the individual ).
Evola's and Friedrich
Friedrich Nietzsche heavily affected Evola's thought.
Evola's and certain
In addition to Evola's political influence on right-wing and traditionalist groups worldwide, he has also considerably influenced followers of certain occult traditions.
Evola's and .
Evola's leadership was short lived-his death ( from natural causes ) in 1973 brought Phillip " Rusty " Rastelli to the throne.
Writer and academic Marcel Tolcea has argued that, through Evola's particular interpretation of Guénon's works, Eliade kept a traceable connection with far right ideologies in his academic contributions.
The core trilogy of Evola's works are generally regarded as Revolt Against the Modern World, Men Among the Ruins and Ride the Tiger.
" Much of Evola's theories and writings are centred on spiritualism and mysticism ; the inner life.
He also was of the opinion that the ethics of the SS were borrowed from the Jesuits " ( Dr. H. T. Hansen in " Julius Evola's Political Endeavors " introduction to " Men Among the Ruins: Post-War Reflections of a Radical Traditionalist ").
In the post-war years, Evola's writings were held in high esteem by members of the Neo-fascist movement in Italy, and because of this, he was put on trial from June through November 1951 on the charge of attempting to revive Fascism in Italy.
" Crucial to Evola's formulation of the idea of " solar masculinity " versus " chthonic masculinity " and matriarchal regression was the maverick 19th century Swiss scholar Johann Jakob Bachofen.
The doctrine of the four ages, a broad characterization of the attributes of Tradition and their manifestations in traditional societies makes up the first half of Evola's major work Revolt Against the Modern World.
The path to enlightenment is the chief subject of a number of Evola's works.
There are contradictory views among scholars as to Evola's political categorization and his possible relationship with fascism and neofascism.
" Evola's first published political work was an anti-fascist piece in 1925, and he wrote a second in 1928.
A number of Evola's articles and books deal explicitly with the subject of race.
In Evola's eyes, half-remembered, cryptic memories of a " more-than-human race " once existing in a " northern paradise " constitute the patrimony of the traditions of many diverse peoples.
According to Joscelyn Godwin's research: " the basic outlines of Evola's prehistory resemble those of Theosophy, with Lemurian, Atlantean, and Aryan root-races succeeding each other, and a pole-shift marking the transition from one epoch to another " ( Arktos, p. 60 ).
But in fact all that Evola's theory does is to promote biological-ethnic racism a step higher.
systematic and detailed
Like other collections of systematic reviews, it requires authors to provide a detailed and repeatable plan of their literature search and evaluations of the evidence.
Unlike the haphazard episcopal methods, the papal inquisition was thorough and systematic, keeping detailed records.
Theophrastus, in On the Nature of Plants, does not give as systematic and detailed an account of olive husbandry as he does of the vine, but he makes clear ( in 1. 16. 10 ) that the cultivated olive must be vegetatively propagated ; indeed, the pits give rise to thorny, wild-type olives, spread far and wide by birds.
The book is a graphically violent depiction of a future race war in the United States, which includes a detailed description of the mass hangings-" the Day of the Rope "- of many " race traitors " ( especially Jews, gay people, and those in inter-racial marriages or relationships ) in the public streets of Los Angeles, followed by the systematic ethnic cleansing of the entire city.
Following a series of further essays, he published in 1810 ' Organon of the Rational Art of Healing ,' followed over the years by 4 further editions titled: The Organon of the Healing Art, the first systematic treatise and containing all his detailed instructions on the subject.
Carter and Barker ( 2010 ) describe bibliography as a twofold scholarly discipline -- the organized listing of books ( enumerative bibliography ) and the systematic, detailed description of books as physical objects ( descriptive bibliography ).
He stressed the scientific aspect of the Lewis and Clark expedition ( 1804 – 06 ), which explored the Pacific Northwest, and detailed, systematic information on the region's plants and animals was one of that expedition's legacies.
For the psychology of totemism, Thurnwald later ( 1917 – 18 ) put forth a detailed, systematic presentation ; by means of concrete examples, he also raised questions about the connections of totemism with ancestor worship, notions of souls, and beliefs in power, magic, offerings, and oracles.
These volumes gave the first clear, systematic survey of English plants, and with their admirable woodcuts ( mainly copied from Leonhart Fuchs's 1542 De historia Stirpium ) and detailed observations based on Turner's own field studies put the herbal on an altogether higher footing than in earlier works.
The IDEF5 method has three main components: A graphical language to support conceptual ontology analysis, a structured text language for detailed ontology characterization, and a systematic procedure that provides guidelines for effective ontology capture.
The founders of ' News Probe ' expected this programme to report in a much detailed, in-depth, objective, systematic and authoritative way.
* 2001: The Oregonian ( Portland, Oregon ), " for its detailed and unflinching examination of systematic problems within the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service, including harsh treatment of foreign nationals and other widespread abuses, which prompted various reforms.
WSIS recognizes the role of ICT in the systematic dissemination of agricultural information to provide ready access to comprehensive, up-to-date and detailed knowledge and information, particularly in rural areas.
The modifications introduced by lamblichus were the detailed elaboration of its formal divisions, the more systematic application of the Pythagorean number-symbolism, and, under the influence of Oriental systems, a thoroughly mythical interpretation of what Neoplatonism had formerly regarded as notional.
It was given a more general objective, to " perform a broad systematic photographic survey of lunar surface features in order to increase the scientific knowledge of their nature, origin, and processes, and to serve as a basis for selecting sites for more detailed scientific study by subsequent orbital and landing missions ".
The majority of the book is a systematic, logical and detailed attack upon the interpretations of Christ's words by St. Paul and those who followed him.
His work has been called " among the clearest and most comprehensive on the contemporary scene ", " far more detailed and more concretely worked out " and " systematic " than competing comprehensive ethical theories.
However, in a detailed monography on the osteology, systematic position and palaeobiology of Kentrosaurus in 1925, Hennig picked the most complete partial skeleton as a lectotype ( see syntype ).
Led by the Brownback Campaign under David Kensinger and the State Party under Chair Amanda Adkins, the Republicans developed and implemented the " Clean Sweep " program focusing on early, detailed voter identification and a systematic data driven get-out-the-vote effort.
A detailed knowledge of its Area of Operations is maintained by conducting reconnaissance patrols by foot, vehicle and watercraft ; surveillance from static observation posts ; and by systematic communication and liaison with police, customs, other regional authorities, and with local landowners.
Both volumes of Please Understand Me contain the questionnaire for type evaluation with detailed portraits and a systematic treatment of descriptions of temperament traits and personality characteristics.
Mukhtalaf is a legal manual devoted to addressing legal questions in which the Shia jurists hold differing opinions, whereas the Muntaha is a systematic and detailed exposition of al-Hilli's own legal opinions.
The BPS also publishes several books on the Abhidhamma, a systematic arrangement of the Buddha ’ s philosophical and psychological teachings, defining the theory that lies behind his more pragmatically oriented discourses: A Comprehensive Manual of Abhidhamma, a translation of the Abhidhammattha-sangaha complete with a detailed explanatory guide by the Burmese Sayadaw U Rewatadhamma and Bhikkhu Bodhi.
Mir Damad's philosophical prose is often accounted as being among the most dense and obtusely difficult of styles to understand, deliberately employing as well as coining convoluted philosophical terminology and neologisms that require systematic unpacking and detailed commentary.
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