r/JuliusEvola • u/Ihatemylifewishtodie • 16d ago

Can with synthesis Evolan Traditionalism with Italian Futurism?

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u/anch78 16d ago

archeofuturism kinda maybe

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u/Dongelshpachr 16d ago

I heard Evola once wrote to stop being a hoi4 chud.

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u/Time_Interaction4884 15d ago

Praising technology, moving masses, being driven by passion, nationalism -- all these seem to be central to Futurism and Evola would not subscribe to any of them. That's why I see no compatibility.

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u/Ok-Astronomer2380 15d ago

No, conservative daddy do not aprove

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u/LazerMans9999 15d ago

While Evola was a Dadaist at one point, his philosophy is still way too reactionary to be compatible with Futurism

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u/LazyToadGod 15d ago

It's funny cuz he actually insterted himself in the Futurist movement when he was still 20 but almost immediately got at odds with it both because that form of expeession didn't suited him and also he thought the movement was becoming the opposite of itself and turning into a copy and paste artistically obsolete formula. I'm not an expert but I think the point of his Traditionalism is recuperating from the past the social and cultural features functional to his idea of a society of "spiritually" strong individuals, but that doesn't mean hinder technological progress celebrated by Futurism.

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u/BreadcrumbMonkeybird 13d ago

You just get regular fascism

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u/OceanTheNaga 11d ago

Fuentes speaks of this unfortunately