/lit/ - Literature

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when you say marxism, i assume that you're referring to materialistic dialect. fascism attempt to offer an alternative to marxism by rejecting materialism.

in order to sway materialists' opinion, you'd need to provide an actual empirical result that correct a preexisting notion of the empirical reality. maybe, you're finding difficulty because you lack the knowledge to do so?

Is it time to bring back the revolutionary conserativism? A political system that reject materialism and liberalism to embrace something brand new. What would be your take on this for 21th century?

http://www.thule-italia.net/ns/Moeller%20van%20den%20Bruck,%20Arthur%20-%20Germany%27s%20Third%20Empire%20(1934).pdf

Is anyone familiar with The Third Empire by Arthur Moeller van den Bruck? Impressions? It spells out his vision of a National Socialist Germany drawing from Nietzsche and contributed heavily towards the Nazis ideology when they gained power. How come this book isn't talked about more in far right circles compared to something like Rosenberg's The Myth? It seems to have been way more influential.

anyone read this book? it's literally the inspiration of nazism. however, the author renounced nazism later on. so, it could be a source for interesting right wing thoughts.

What do I think of this book?