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Desde el surgimiento de la antropología física, la definición del término “raza” ha sufrido varios cambios. En 1899, William Z. Ripley declaraba que, “La raza, propiamente hablando, es responsable sólo de aquellas peculiaridades, mentales o corporales, que son transmitidas con constancia a lo largo de líneas de descendencia física directa” [1]. (more…)
T.T. with Pet Python, 1930
Circus Day Was Not Yet Over
T.T. with Pet Python, 1930
Circus Day Was Not Yet Over
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An unlikely linchpin of Postwar America’s Far Right was a slick-haired, grinning ad copywriter and ex-actor with the mad moniker of Tiffany Thayer (1902-1959). Thayer earned a handsome pile as scribe of radio jingles (Pall Mall cigarettes) and “meretricious bestsellers” (Time, May 26, 1956)—quite enough for an apartment on swank Sutton Place and a summer house on not-yet-swank Nantucket—but his most enduring legacy was likely his Fortean Society, (more…)
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, 1729–1781
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, 1729–1781
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On Easter Sunday, April 5th, I will be giving a talk entitled “Lessing’s Eternal Conservative Freemasonry” at a luncheon in Manhattan. The topic is Gotthold Ephraim Lessing’s Ernst and Falk: Dialogues for Freemasons and its implications for politics and culture today.
This event is not open to the public, but if you are someone I know, you will be in the area, and you are interested in attending, please contact me (more…)
He wore his lucky blue tie.
He wore his lucky blue tie.
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So, at the “dark enlightenment,” we see the peanut gallery once again debating that old and boring question: “Are Jews White?” The juvenile mindset that the “movement,” and associated precincts of “race realism,” have on this question is based on the simplistic idea that: (more…)
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Nicholas Kollerstrom
Breaking the Spell
Uckfield, UK: Castle Hill Publishers, 2014
Dachau blues those poor jews
Dachau blues those poor jews
Down in Dachau blues, down in Dachau blues
Still cryin’ ’bout the burnin’ back in world war two’s
One mad man six million lose.
— Captain Beefheart, “Dachau Blues” [1] (more…)
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Alexander Dugin
Martin Heidegger: The Philosophy of Another Beginning
Ed. and trans. Nina Kouprianova
Preface by Paul E. Gottfried
Whitefish, Mt.: Radix, 2014
Martin Heidegger es uno de los filósofos más influyentes del siglo XX. (more…)
Edmund Husserl, 1859–1938
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Edmund Husserl, 1859–1938
Nota del autor:
Hace mucho, mucho tiempo, cuando aún estaba cursando, tuve la tonta idea de enseñar Heidegger en clases de educación adulta. En realidad me fue bastante bien. Generalmente preparaba un resumen bastante detallado, lo seguía una página, y luego empezaba a hablar por fuera de él. Esta es la transcripción de un alumno sobre mi exposición sobre Ser y Tiempo. (more…)
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Los Nacionalistas blancos creen que nuestra raza está camino a su extinción biológica, y que la única solución real es crear tierras homogéneamente blancas con instituciones pro-familia y pro-natalidad. (more…)
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Note: One of our readers has provided us with copies of the three missing Bowden speeches. We will run them on three consecutive Fridays. I want to thank our anonymous benefactor.
Carlos Schwabe, Death of the Gravedigger, 1895–1900
Carlos Schwabe, Death of the Gravedigger, 1895–1900
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Editor’s Note:
Because of the warm response to Bill Hopkins’ Angry Young Man manifesto, “Ways Without a Precedent,” we are reprinting one of its companion pieces, Stuart Holroyd’s, “A Sense of Crisis,” also from Declaration, ed. Tom Maschler (London: MacGibbon and Kee, 1957), 181–202. For some background, see Jonathan Bowden’s “Bill Hopkins and the Angry Young Men.”
