/lit/ - Literature

>>24020013
We need to rise up, rise as one,
rise and storm with blood and bone,
take by force, send to gallows,
those who stop us and wallow
in the filth literature, entartete,
instead of reading their literary better,
dead white men they call our heritage,
our superior prose they call privilege,
under the fourty seven, all will change,
these weaklings will no longer have fame,
great men will be published again,
no more rupi kaur, to be the main
poet that all read, but Shakespeare,
Pound, Eliot, Tennyson appear,
nature's blood not period blood,
read not the works from mud,
but only coming from radiant light,
from men who will not give up the fight,
eternal war will be here again,
no weak allowed in master plan,
no lead weights around our heads,
only the stars to be our friends.
Rise up, rise up and rage,
turn again history's page,
see the fire burn in our eyes,
the return of Roman Empire.

Recently read "The Warrior Ethos" by Pressfield and at the end I got a feeling of "was that it?" Give me your best warrior books

Based
>Nietzsche
>Heidegger
>Holderlin
>Devi
>Serrano
>Yockey
>Cioran
>Eliade
>Alamariu
>Schuon
>Klages
>Dugin
>Spengler
>Moldbug
>Schmitt
>Plato
>Land
>Evola
>Guenon
>Schopenhauer
>Machiavelli
>Donoso-Cortes
>de Maistre
>Gentile
>Junger
Cringe
>Aristotle
>Plotinus
>Aquinas
>Montesquieu
>Rousseau
>Kant
>Hegel
>Stirner
>Descartes
>Foucault
>Deleuze
>Derrida
>Spinoza
>Rawls
>Hobbes
>Locke
>Marx
>Husserl
>Sartre
>Camus
>Zizek
>Adorno
>Marcuse
>Buddha
>Gramsci

Based
>Nietzsche
>Heidegger
>Holderlin
>Alamariu
>Schuon
>Klages
>Dugin
>Spengler
>Moldbug
>Schmitt
>Plato
>Land
>Evola
>Guenon
>Schopenhauer
>Machiavelli
>Donoso-Cortes
>de Maistre
>Gentile
>Junger
Cringe
>Aristotle
>Montesquieu
>Rousseau
>Kant
>Hegel
>Descartes
>Foucault
>Deleuze
>Derrida
>Spinoza
>Rawls
>Hobbes
>Locke
>Marx
>Husserl
>Sartre
>Camus
>Zizek
>Adorno
>Marcuse
>Buddha
>Gramsci

>>23811934
It did age well. Just look out your window. Everything he predicted is coming true. EVERYTHING. And soon a Caesar will arise, and bring society back to the start of the loop, the great times, last seen under Marcus Aurelius.

>>23639301
Don't care to read books with female protagonists. I have no need to be deluded by a lesser viewpoint.

People always day "start with the Greeks" but which greeks? And then what... is Kant worth reading in these decadent times, or should I skip straight to Schmitt? Your thoughts pls

>>23311091
A great reading list. Should be required reading in high school but the world is to decadant now. Do not however forget your physical strength. Only stróng men will lead the way

Greatest books on Roman/Byzantine Empire, history and also how to bring it back? Thinking of writing my own essays on this great nation and the great emperers (Aurelius) that ruled it. But wonder if there is already works on this subject that can guide me

"Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one." - Marcus Aurelius

>>22986951
National Socialism and Facism are NOT the same.
>Fascism is totalitarian (nothing outside of the state), NS is authoritarian (gives way for personal enterprise)
>Fascism sees the state as an end, where's for NS it is the means for an end, specifically the preservation of the race.
>Fascism has no conception of race.

Those are the ones I remember.
If you want to read about NS thought here are some books:
>Mein Kampf (start off with this one, Stalag translation)
>The Programme of the NSDAP (Gottfried Feder)
>Blood and Soil (Walther Darré)
>The German State on a National Socialist Foundation (Gottfried Feder).
>The Myth of the 20th Century (Alfred Rosenberg; although it's incredibly boring, delirious and does not constitute official ideological material).

As for Fascism, start off with the Fascist doctrine, by Giovanni Gentile.

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>>21328543
Based idea. It has my full support