Men Among The Ruins - Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Introduction: "Julius Evola’s Political Endeavors" by Dr. H. T. Hansen
    1. Revolution -- Counter-revolution -- Tradition
    2. Sovereignty -- Authority -- Imperium
    3. Personality -- Freedom -- Hierarchy
    4. Organic State -- Totalitarianism
    5. Bonapartism -- Machiavellianism -- Elitism
    6. Work—The Demonic Nature of the Economy
    7. History -- Historicism
    8. Choice of Traditions
    9. Military Style -- Militarism -- War
    10. Tradition -- Catholicism -- Ghibellinism
    11. Realism -- Communism -- Anti-bourgeois
    12. Economy and Politics -- Corporations -- Work Units
    13. Occult War—Weapons of the Occult War
    14. Latin Character—Roman World -- Mediterranean Soul
    15. The Problem of Births
    16. Form and Presuppositions of a United Europe
  • Appendix: Evola’s Autodifesa (Self-Defense Statement)

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