/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.6474686]

Hey /lit/, /pol/ here, what's a good reading list for neo-reactionaries like myself? I already read Mein Kampf but I don't want to get influenced too much by Nazi propaganda.

[Anonymous No.6474710]

>>6474686

Fascism and NS are not reactionary, they are just forms of leftism with some minor right wing tendencies. The whole idea of the state that represents " the will of the will" or becomes " the will of the people" is a leftist trope.

Joseph De Maistre- Consideration on France.

This is where Reaction begins, and it is still one of the best works. He is very much against academic political constructions informed by shaky theory.

Erik Kuehnelt-Leddihn- Liberty or Equality

This book makes a good case against leftism ( including NS) and how traditional monarchies allow us to avoid the tyranny of mob rule,

Carl Schmitt- Political Theology

On the fundamental necessity of sovereignty and the impossibility of a normative legal and political order that is not grounded on a pre-legal/political exception that grounds the whole thing. It also explains the fundamental difference between Authoritarian and Anarchist political theories insofar as they involved "human nature".

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[Anonymous No.6474873]

>>6474686
This thread will survive for 20 days.

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[Anonymous No.6474890]

Annual reminder that Hitler killed himself today. 70th anniversary.

[Anonymous No.6474957]

>>6474710
>I'm a monarchist.

No peasant, we've moved the goal post. The Nazis and fascists were authoritarian rightwingers

[Anonymous No.6474986]

Evola like all.other autists