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This chapter discusses the life and work of the Italian philosopher Julius Evola, who started his career in Futurism and Dadaism. Philosophic studies followed. After serving in the First World War he turned to mountaineering, experimented with ether, and nearly committed suicide. Far Eastern religions and esoteric currents became his next interest.
Evola könyve nem alkalom, egyenes felszólítás arra, hogy az ember átgondolja azt, amit az utóbbi években világkrízisnek szoktak nevezni. – írja Hamvas Béla. A grandiózus könyv a maga nemében egyedülálló részletességgel mutatja be a Tradíció világát, létszemléletét, szimbolisztikáját, realitását: „Hogy jól megértsük a tradicionális szellemiség és a modern ...
Conservatism in Italy. Revolt Against the Modern World ( Italian: Rivolta contro il mondo moderno) is a book by Julius Evola, first published in Italy in 1934. Described as Evola's most influential work, it is an elucidation of his Traditionalist world view. [1] The first part of the book deals with the concepts of the Traditional world; its ...
2 de nov. de 2016 · 15 Mircea Eliade's review of Evola's Rivolta (1934) can be found in Julius Evola, Rivolta contro il mondo moderno (Rome: Edizioni Mediterranee 2003), 445–6. See also Francesco Cassata, La difesa della razza: politica, ideologia e immagine del razzismo fascista (Turin: Giulio Einaudi Editore 2008), 151–89; and Renato Del Ponte, ‘Gli orizzonti europei del tradizionalismo nel “Diorama ...
Evola's "Traditionalism" Julius Evola (1898-1974) was perhaps the most original and creative - and, intellectually, the most nonconformist - of the Italian Fascist philosophers. His most important works on idealist philosophy, spiritualism, orientalism, and racism were written between 1925 and 1943 (a major book on The
En la tercera fase, o final, Evola se involucró en el estudio del esoterismo y el ocultismo (1927-1929). Este poema corresponde a su primera etapa, y es elocuente de su preocupación por recuperar la dimensión trascendente del erotismo y la carnalidad, algo que posteriormente sistematizaría a partir de las disciplinas tántricas tradicionales en su libro La metafísica del sexo (1958).
Julius Evola Unofficial webSite texts in Italian, German, English, French, Spanish (italiaksi) Matthew Mitchem: (Arkistoitu – Internet Archive) Julius Evola: Tradition's Triumphant Caesar (englanniksi) CentroStudiLaRuna.it contains an ”Appreciation for Julius Evola's 100th Anniversary” (englanniksi)
