Books & Articles What books have you read so far?

IntolerantSocialist said:
its just Nouvelle Droite. French people can't really do right wing politics, even by American standards. after De Maistre, everything got tainted by shades of red.
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How is that so? From what I can tell, De Maistre is a monarchist. I don't know about you, but I've never seen a left-wing monarchist(Mencius Moldbug for ecample).
 
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Another book by a member of the French "new right", this one being made by Dominique Veneer. Hopefully this one isn't as absolutely pozzed as the last one.
 
panchito88 said:
does vichy count?
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I dunno. Did DeGaulle write any books?

just finished this

Its pretty good, noticed there is a bit of a battle between Christ as a system, Christ as a history, and Christ as personal after the reformation. So you get three very different interpretations of Christianity, before that, systematic Christianity was the dominant line of thinking, so, in short, Christian interpretations became more divided after Luther.

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starting this next

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my top ten books (ones that influenced my worldview):

  1. On The Origin Of Language - Johann Gottfried Herder
  2. Civilization And It’s Discontents - Sigmund Freud
  3. Meister Eckharts Sermons - Meister Eckhart
  4. Ancient Rhetoric - Thomas Habinek
  5. Political Demonology - Richard Faber
  6. Naturalism And Religion - Rudolf Otto
  7. Deschooling Society - Ivan Illich
  8. Community And Society - Ferdinand Tonnies
  9. Concept Of The Political - Carl Schmitt
  10. Revolt Of The Masses - Jose Ortega Y Gasset
 
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New hauls, ancient sacred texts, some aristocratic history and some military history plus H.P. Lovecraft‘s biography in letters, some biblical studies, and other stuff

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@panchito88, two things:
1:I don't know what half of the words in this book mean :cage:
2:For some godforsaken reason, the text in this book is from a typewriter. There's blotted words and varying amounts of thinness between different letters. Makes it kind of hard to read. The big-brain dialect really doesn't help.
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DeepEcoCel said:
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@panchito88, two things:
1:I don't know what half of the words in this book mean :cage:
2:For some godforsaken reason, the text in this book is from a typewriter. There's blotted words and varying amounts of thinness between different letters. Makes it kind of hard to read. The big-brain dialect really doesn't help.
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its a challenge from Yakvb xerself to test xer strongest aryan warriors, you need to finish the book and understand the vocabulary so you can brainmaxx to coordinate the logistics of TND, heil yakub
 
DeepEcoCel said:
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@panchito88, two things:
1:I don't know what half of the words in this book mean :cage:
2:For some godforsaken reason, the text in this book is from a typewriter. There's blotted words and varying amounts of thinness between different letters. Makes it kind of hard to read. The big-brain dialect really doesn't help.
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get the Arktos version instead its much better.
 
panchito88 said:
time to buxxmaxx again

orwell is a kike jfl
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"he attended meetings of the Communist Party and of Oswald Mosley ("his speech the usual claptrap—The blame for everything was put upon mysterious international gangs of Jews") where he saw the tactics of the Blackshirts ("...one is liable to get both a hammering and a fine for asking a question which Mosley finds it difficult to answer.").

Mosley hater :fuckingshit:
 
DeepEcoCel said:
"he attended meetings of the Communist Party and of Oswald Mosley ("his speech the usual claptrap—The blame for everything was put upon mysterious international gangs of Jews") where he saw the tactics of the Blackshirts ("...one is liable to get both a hammering and a fine for asking a question which Mosley finds it difficult to answer.").

Mosley hater :fuckingshit:
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orwell is just the 1930 equivalent of alex casanas, antagonizing far-rightists as a dangerous and bloody secret world order before even the far-right was antagonized as it is right now :cage:
 
i might read mein kampf depending on how lazy i am feeling
i downloaded the fnaf movie and i have told myself for the last weeks i will watch it but when i do have free time i either sleep or browse 4cuck
 
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