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Translation of “Ricardo Duchesne’s Intellectual Defense of the West” [This article is adapted from a longer version that appears in the Fall 2011 issue of The Occidental Quarterly magazine.] C’è stato un tempo, non molto tempo fa, nel quale l’idea dell’unicità dell’occidente era recepita (come) una saggia (visione) nel mondo accademico. L’occidente era caratterizzato dall’essere fortemente legato alla libertà individuale, […]
The Summer issue of TOQ is available for subscribers, with the print version to be mailed out soon. It’s a great issue with articles on a wide range of topics vital to understanding Western culture, Western history, and the struggles we face. I strongly encourage people to subscribe. As is well known, the establishment is attacking us […]
View from The Right: A Critical Anthology of Contemporary Ideas, Volume I: Heritage and Foundations Alain de Benoist (Ed.), trans. Robert Lindgren Arktos, 2017; orig. published, 1977, with an updated preface (2001) by de Benoist After 40 years, and following translations into Italian and Portuguese (1981), German (1984), and Romanian (1998), we finally have an English […]
Erich Hartmann was not a figure of world-historical importance, striding across the earth like a colossus. He was not a statesman or conqueror, nor a paradigm-destroying scientist, nor a virtuoso writer moving the masses. He was a simple airman of the Second World War. Yet, the way he performed his duty, with courage and honor—and […]
Robert Wright’s review of Steven Pinker’s Enlightenment Now got me thinking about how politics is increasingly polarized—a good thing certainly, but Wright adds some interesting wrinkles. A few preliminaries: Ricardo Duchesne has already said all the necessary things about Pinker’s hostility to identity politics—and White identity politics in particular as somehow irrational (thus ignoring entirely Frank Salter’s work on ethnic […]
I have posted a second reply to Nathan Cofnas, this one on his comments to my first reply. It is long and tedious but I thought I would post the Introduction and an excerpt from the exchange on immigration. Introduction Nathan Cofnas has responded to my reply to his review of The Culture of Critique. […]
