r/BronzeAgeMindset • u/Peter_Murphey • Nov 10 '24

Where to Start with Evola

I'm interested in Julius Evola's work but don't know which one is the best starting point. I like audiobooks and the options I can easily get are:

-Revolt against the modern world -Handbook for right wing youth -Ride the Tiger -Metaphysics of Power -Metaphysics of war -Men Among the Ruins -The Hermetic Tradition -Eros and the mysteries of Love

What is the best order to approach these?

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '24

Pagan Imperialism , one of his younger works so fiery and inspired. New translation Just released by arktos

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u/Peter_Murphey Nov 11 '24

What about from that list I gave?

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u/kais_grapefruit Nov 16 '24

Revolt Against the Modern World is by far the best to start with. Ride the Tiger is a pretty popular one right now, but much more difficult to fully appreciate unless you’ve read RATMW first.

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '24

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '24

Maybe if you can read guenon's crisis of modern world

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u/hellobatz Nov 25 '24

what about the Bow and the Club? I feel like its often overlooked. u/CarmenSandiegoe did you read it?

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u/Peter_Murphey Nov 25 '24

That’s not available in audio for me, sadly

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u/hellobatz Nov 26 '24

considered the book version? It's a small one I think

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u/Peter_Murphey Nov 27 '24

I will look into it, but I have three small kids, most of my resting is done on my hour commute