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Faustian Rome: The Indo-European Nature of the Roman Republic, Part 1

January 19, 2018/41 Comments/in Featured Articles, Western Civilization/by Chad Crowley

In his monumental tome, The History of Rome, the historian Titus Livius wrote, “There is nothing man will not attempt when great enterprises hold out the promise of great rewards,” and in the annuals of human history nowhere is this aphorism truer than when one examines the nature of Faustian Europe and its rich diversity […]

Towards a Global Biopolitics?: A review of Yuval Harari’s Sapiens, Part 2

December 30, 2017/35 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Guillaume Durocher

Go to Part 1. European Restlessness and Dynamism Harari has much good to say about empire in general and about the European colonial empires in particular: “Modern science flourished in and thanks to European empires” (316). This is a point Harari repeatedly drives home: only Europe had the values and institutions necessary to kick-start the […]

The Summer 2017 Issue of The Occidental Quarterly Mailing 6/29

July 8, 2017/1 Comment/in General, The Occidental Quarterly/by Kevin MacDonald

The Summer issue will be posted online for download June 21, and they will be posted to the mail 7/6. As you can see from the cover, it’s a very stimulating issue, with several new writers. I call particular attention to the lead article, by Claire Ellis, based on her dissertation under the supervision of […]

Western Greatness and Its Enemies

June 18, 2017/44 Comments/in Cultural Marxism, Featured Articles, Western Civilization, Western Culture/by F. Roger Devlin, Ph.D.

Faustian Man in a Multicultural Age by Ricardo Duchesne London: Arktos, 2017 Prof. Ricardo Duchesne’s first book, The Uniqueness of Western Civilization (reviewed by Kevin MacDonald in TOQ 11:3, Fall 2011) argued that the West was already a uniquely creative culture several millennia before the industrial revolution led to today’s vast differences in wealth and […]

My “Ask Me Anything” on VOAT

May 14, 2017/27 Comments/in Featured Articles, General/by Kevin MacDonald

I did an “Ask me anything” at VOAT on May 5th. It’s a bit like speed dating because it’s all done quickly and without a lot of deliberation. This is a somewhat edited version, including some comments on some of my replies and my comments. Sorry I didn’t get around to all the questions. People […]

Adaptive Barbarism: Politics and Kinship in the Iliad, Part 2

April 11, 2017/14 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Guillaume Durocher

Part 1 of “Adaptive Barbarism” Patriotism: For Family and Fatherland An attractive feature of the Trojans, however, is their patriotism. The Achaeans fight for loot, honor, and the glory of their names and families. The Trojans’ allies fight for gold. But the soldiers of the city of Troy itself are fighting to save their families […]

Adaptive Barbarism: Politics and Kinship in the Iliad, Part 1

April 10, 2017/13 Comments/in Featured Articles, Western Civilization, Western Culture/by Guillaume Durocher

The following article will appear as a chapter in an upcoming book on ethnopolitical thought in ancient Greece. Constructive criticisms and comments are therefore most welcome. We know that every organism and every species is engaged in a ceaseless struggle for survival and reproduction. This is equally true of peoples: throughout history, those with the […]