Yukio Mishima

"Yukio Mishima's suicide was as much an artistic and spiritual final bow as it was a political protest" – Nigel Jones on the 50th anniversary of the death of the Japanese writer https://t.co/RbicS8Ibcp

— The Critic (@TheCriticMag) November 25, 2020

In honor of the 50th anniversary of the extraordinary self-sacrifice of Yukio Mishima, Rogue Scholar Books is featuring a selection of books by and about Mishima pic.twitter.com/EE8H5qR1Vt

— Rogue Scholar Books (@RogueScholarPr) November 25, 2020

A Reference to the European New Right

"Early enthusiasts of the work of Christopher Lasch, critiquing the emergent class of globalised elites, the Nouvelle Droite in some ways anticipated the current trend in both the United States and Europe towards post-liberal thought..."https://t.co/gXWsrFgnmC

— Josh Hochschild (@JoshHochschild) May 18, 2020

UnHerd: The man who predicted 2020 BY Aris Roussinos
Did anyone notice the Guillaume Faye book on Michael Gove's shelf?

Though academics should be aware that any reference to the European New Right might get them in trouble with SJWs for endorsing this -ism or that -sim.

Julius Evola

Getting the Alt Right Wrong

Matthew Rose offers another genealogy of the alt right that is limited to the European nouvelle droite.

I'm pretty sure Dreher knows of Theodore Beale's existence. And he is probably not completely ignorant of paleoconservatism and its influence on the alt right. And yet he offers no modification of Roses's article.

Jerry Salyer on the New Right and the Alt Right

The Pagan Foundation of the American Alt-Right

The Dystopia that is Modern Europe?

The Eternals of the Vortex.



What I was reminded of when thinking of the contemporary spiritual malaise of Europe, as described in an interview with Richard Spencer earlier this year on Right on Radio. (Youtube -- go to 33.43)