Friends and Foes: Nietzsche and Wagner
ON this occasion I shall be examining Friedrich Nietzsche’s (1844–1900) literary attack on Richard Wagner (1813-1883),
History
History and Historical Narrative
Moral Dilemma: Nietzsche’s Reply to Paul Rée
PAUL Rée (1849-1901) is often described as a friend and contemporary of both Friedrich Nietzsche
Hidden Among the Leaves: Yukio Mishima and Hagakure
“I found that the way of the Samurai is death.” – Yamamoto Tsunetomo FOR many
Book Review: Hitler’s Temptation by Michael Walker
IT’S been quite a while since I actually read a book in one sitting, from
Book Review: The Man Who Invented the Third Reich by Stan Lauryssens
WHEN I first heard that a biography of Arthur Moeller van den Bruck had been
Book Review: Homo Americanus – Child of the Postmodern Age by Tomislav Sunic
HAVING endured life under communist and liberal-capitalist regimes in both Croatia and the United States
Technocracy, Racism and Progress
Part 1: Three Wise Men, at the Birth of Science. Technocracy, being the power of
Interview: Ode to Life – Richard Leviathan of Ostara
This interview was conducted by Troy Southgate in the Winter of 2001 Q1: What kind
Review: The Lord of the Rings Motion Picture Exhibition
Science Museum, London, England September 16th, 2003 – January 11th, 2004 TOLKIEN has long
Into the Vortex: Ezra Pound, Wyndham Lewis and the Modernist Avant-Garde
“We worked separately, we found an underlying agreement, we decided to stand together.” – Ezra
