Longing for the Absolute: Novalis and ‘Magical Idealism’
DURING the course of a recent introductory article about German philosophy (‘Thinking Our Way to
History
History and Historical Narrative
Thinking Our Way to God: Romantic Philosophy and the Coming of Absolute Idealism
SPEAKING in a purely philosophical context, I would describe myself as an Absolute Idealist in
In Search of the Grail: S.A. Kummer and the Quest for Transcendence
SIEGFRIED Alfred Kummer was born in 1899 and lived in the German city of Dresden
Islamic Tradition and the Muslim Hadith
I WILL begin this article by looking at the early origins of the Hadith and
Megillat Setarim: Yizhak Isaac Safrin of Komarno
CONSIDERED to be one of the leading Hasidic masters of the nineteenth century, Rabbi Yizhak
Anti-Tradition in the Age of Iron
We are the golden men, who shall the people save: / For only ours are
An Introduction to Muammar al-Qathafi and The Green Book
I FIRST became acquainted with The Green Book in 1986, when I was a member
Sacred Space: Isaac Luria and the Kabbalistic Renaissance
BORN to an Ashkenazi father and a Sephardic mother, on the site of what is
Trans-Tribalism or: Why Traditionalists Should Stop Worrying and Embrace the Queer Revolution
I like conservatives. Not all conservatives. Not the bomb bomb bomb bomb bomb Iran kind
The Black Flag of Captain Nemo: Towards a Dark Anarchism of the Empyrean
Jules Verne, the famous science fiction and fantasy writer, has been described as a ‘conservative
