The Orthodox Nationalist: Alexander Dugin, Plato and COVID.
Brexit has been a divisive process for us all. As a mononym, if I say so myself, it was always a particularly cheap and badly chosen one. But it has succeeded where general elections had failed, releasing a pressure valve — for those disparaged and neglected in the downward spiral of British culture and politics ushered on by Tony Blair. Brexit also reasserted England’s venerable.
In 1995, Dugin completed an essay, “Oder of Iliah, ” where he restored an ob- solete idea of allegedly entirely opposite nature of the Semitic nomads and sedentary Indo-Europeans (he even used.
The doctrine of Neo-Eurasianism 29 propagated by Dugin, as well as his 'path from a marginal extremist to an ideologue of the post-Soviet academic and political elite' - to cite the title of one of the articles 30 - is well researched, 31 while the fascist nature of Dugin's ideology is widely discussed. 32 This study, however, focuses on a subject that is rarely subjected to thorough analysis.
Arktos was founded in November 2009 and officially launched to the public on 1 May 2010.. We have also issued the first translations into English of the prominent Russian geopolitical thinker Alexander Dugin, who has served as an adviser to Vladimir Putin, as well as several works by the noted Italian traditionalist philosopher, Julius Evola.
And if you read his essay “The Jews and Eurasia” carefully: he attributes to the Jews the major role in the Russian history of the 20th century. No more, no less. His Christian fundamentalism is a rouse, and is as detrimental to Russia and Russian Quantum Leap, as his “Eurasia” is, that eliminates Russians from Russia, so that even to call oneself a Russian became shameful in Dugin’s.
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The paper 1 was completed in 2008 and complements previous analyses of post-communist Russian right-wing extremism, in general, and studies of “neo-Eurasianism,” in particular, surveying some circumstances of the emergence of its major ideologist Aleksandr Dugin (b. 1962). It introduces some teachers and collaborators of Dugin who influenced him before he became a known journalist, writer.