/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.22586661]

What is your best reactionary literature
Mine Liberalism Is a Sin a Book by Félix Sardà y Salvany from 1884

I doubt any of you plebs can top my entry

[Anonymous No.22586667]

learn to write english correctly and post from a computer before you call others plebs, pleb

[Anonymous No.22586720]

>>22586661
Arthur Gobineau

[Anonymous No.22586728]

>>22586661
As an undergraduate student at Oxford in 1931, Martin Lings studied under C. S. Lewis, who at first thought very highly of his talents as a poet. By 1932, Lings had become a friend of the Lewis family.

In 1937, having discovered Guénon, Lings sent Lewis three of Guénon's books. Lewis, who had experienced his "reconversion" to Christianity in 1931, was not impressed. In a letter to to a friend of his own generation, Lewis wrote that that Lings was "trying to convert me to Hindooism," and described Guénon as "as obvious a quack as ever I smelled out." "The more one sees the confusion in which young men's minds grow up now-a-days," lamented Lewis, "the more cause we have to be thankful on our own part."

See The Collected Letters of C.S. Lewis, Volume 2, ed. Walter Hooper, pp. 24, 90, and 204.

Based Lewis Btfo Guenon

[Anonymous No.22586774]

>>22586728
Lewis was left-leaning both politically and theologically. Hardly a surprise.

[Anonymous No.22586779]

>>22586728
harsh but fair

[Anonymous No.22586824]

>>22586774
I thought he was a based trad cath especially the whole abolition of man sentiment