Julius Evola

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Julius Evola Anonymous 12/30/15 (Wed) 01:24:18 6c8ddc No.3123

What is the /philosophy/ opinion on him? I like his take Buddhism and the Ride the Tiger analogy, but does he offer any feasible critique of the modern world other than just calling it degeneracy?

Is there something salvageable philosophically if his is bad or is he actually good?

From the Stirnerite he seems extremely useless.

Anonymous 12/30/15 (Wed) 01:31:07 6c8ddc No.3124

>inb4 Evolafag and /lit/ maymays

Anonymous 12/30/15 (Wed) 02:32:47 028a14 No.3128

His ideas were worthless enough for mussolini to leave him alone

Anonymous 12/30/15 (Wed) 02:39:31 6c8ddc No.3133

>>3128

So he's shit? Why tho

Anonymous 12/30/15 (Wed) 06:22:02 028a14 No.3146

>>3133

You can tell because mussolini didn't consider him enough of a threat to kill

Anonymous 12/30/15 (Wed) 20:55:33 07cb91 No.3155

His work is basically worthless from a political standpoint if you don't buy into his wacky mystical views, as his ideas on politics are almost entirely rooted in them.

Anonymous 12/30/15 (Wed) 23:18:53 c60f0b No.3156

>>3155

So he was insane?

Anonymous 12/31/15 (Thu) 02:03:14 eb168a No.3159

>>3156

Nah m8, he was more concerned with the spiritual-physical connection than politics, but what he did do in politics is hardly of any use to the modern world without a serious paradigm shift (he was a monarchist and an pro-aristocrat and glorified the divine or spiritual right to rule that old kings had).

Anonymous 12/31/15 (Thu) 07:48:05 ec85ad No.3167

>>3159

I was hoping for something, or anything to take from his /philosophy/, but I guess I'll come up empty handed.

I might read some of his books if I get the chance, however.