/lit/ - Literature

>>11130548
it's like the early 20th century all over again, you can either let the corrosive forces of modernity, technological dehumanization and mass society overwhelm you and destroy everything you ever found meaningful or you can try and figure out a way to harness them and transcend your limitations.

>>5855195
>Schmitt is widely regarded as the greatest continental political theorist of the 20th century.
>Junger is a a legend in his own right, through his literature and his life.

You cannot serious believe that this two aren't intellectuals, or, that those who have read/studied them don't possess an intellectual curiosity.
You're probably just trolling, but I'm wondering why the disapproval.

>>5855197
I don't think you understand what traditionalism is. I'm convinced that Identitarianism is 'new-age', and I'm not quite sure what you mean by that.

So, fellow reactionary bros, what's your favorite piece of literature? Fav non-fiction? Alternatively what are you reading now?

My favorite piece of fiction is The Adventorous Heart by Ernst Junger. Its the most beautiful synthesis of the warrior and intellectual lifestyle I've read. Its the book that inspired me to become an Officer in the Canadian military/
Currently reading Demons by Dostoe.

Favorite non-fiction is Schmitt's Nomos of The Earth. Presents a legal interpretation of history that is both drastically different that the 'Howard Zinn' model and drastically convincing.
Currently reading: Schmitt's On Dictatorship

>>5303338
Slowly and surely discussions of Schmitt and Junger shall rule /lit/