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IRONICALLY, perhaps, when it comes to transcending modern society the Jewish sociologist, Karl Mannheim (1893-1947),
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Unity in Diversity: Ernst Jünger and the Importance of Multiplicity
IN the Winter of 1941, just two years into the Second World War, Ernst Jünger
Untouchables: The Hijras of India
AT a time when the number of individuals in the West who readily identify with
Contra Principem: Frederick the Great’s Intellectual Assault on Niccolò Machiavelli
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A Misunderstood Idea: Troy Southgate’s National-Anarchist Movement (N-AM) Manifesto
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How the Unthinkable Became Thinkable
Eric Lander, Julian Huxley and the Awakening of Sleeping Monsters Matthew Ehret Will we see
How I survived a year of SHTF in 90s Bosnia
No electricity, no food, no running water, no law. In a now legendary forum thread,
All Hail Covid – by an NHS Physician
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What Can We Learn From the 1918 Pandemic?
Tessa Lena looks back into the government policies employed during the 1918 pandemic and how
