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| '''Giulio Evola''' aka. ''Julius Evola'' or ''Baron Giulio'' (], ]) was an extremely controversial esotericist, who started as an abstract artist but later did a total reversal of his earlier ] and ] views and delved deep into occult traditions including an idiosyncratic form of sex magic and a deep belief in a race of "nordic" people from the ] who had a crucial hand in the destruction of ]. | |||
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| It is hard to speak definitively about his political views if any or especially his aims. Some claim that his exaltation of a "warrior caste" may have influenced ] and/or ] in a roundabout way. Others point out that he rejected nationalism philosophically and in general terms. | |||
| ==Books== | |||
| ===Early=== | |||
| *''Arte Astratta'' (an work on abstract art) | |||
| *''Teoria Dell'Individuo Assoluto'' (a ] work borne out of a mental and sprititual breakdown) | |||
| ===Significant=== | |||
| *''La Tradidizione Ermetica'', (]) | |||
| *''Rivolta Contro il Mondo Moderno'', (]) | |||
| *''Sintesi di Dottrina Della Razza'', (]) | |||
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Giulio Evola aka. Julius Evola or Baron Giulio (1898, 1974) was an extremely controversial esotericist, who started as an abstract artist but later did a total reversal of his earlier modernist and futurist views and delved deep into occult traditions including an idiosyncratic form of sex magic and a deep belief in a race of "nordic" people from the North Pole who had a crucial hand in the destruction of Atlantis.
It is hard to speak definitively about his political views if any or especially his aims. Some claim that his exaltation of a "warrior caste" may have influenced fascism and/or nazism in a roundabout way. Others point out that he rejected nationalism philosophically and in general terms.
Books
Early
- Arte Astratta (an work on abstract art)
- Teoria Dell'Individuo Assoluto (a Nietzschean work borne out of a mental and sprititual breakdown)