You should know by now, whenever MINVRA mentions REPUBLICAN, we are not speaking of the U.S. Republican Party. There are people actually still confused, so let’s be clear, brief, and without any jargon. We take Republicanism to be that underlying, or over-arching Philosophy. The philosophy […]
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Marcello Veneziani on the Spirit of Giovanni Gentile’s Actualism and Rebuilding Italy
“It would take Gentile to rebuild Italy” outlines Gentile’s thought, and place in Italian intellectual history. Like Mazzini, Gentile understood nationalism in the sense, that it was a faith and a spiritual philosophy for unifying the people of a nation, which has its destiny. So, […]
Lao Tzu advises Confucius not to be overwhelmed by human affairs
Lao Tzu advises Confucius not to be overwhelmed by human affairs in this film. “Chaos is everywhere.” Lao Tzu: “Men habitually long for fame and authority.” Kong Qui: “Then what should I, your pupil, do? I cannot hang useless on the door-beam like a dried-out […]
“Nietzsche – Overman”
What is the difference between Nietzsche’s Overman, and the emphasis on the New Man and Will-Power in the Occult Philosophy?
Thoughts about the Purpose of The American Minvra and Political Ideas
The earliest tweet for “The American Mivervan” was declaring our stance, or differences. It is certainly a jab at the Conservatives, the Alt-Right, Identitarians, and American Renaissance, to simply let others know, we are not the same, nor have we arrived at the same conclusions, […]
Kong Zi 孔子 True Act of Brotherhood and Sacrifice
Kong Zi and the Ruists have become through the years very inspiring to my developing ‘reconciliation of philosophies,’ and newfound Republicanism. See The Lamp of Diogenes: “A Worthy Goal for the Welfare of Mankind.” This was one of the most moving scenes.
The Architects of Western Decline: A Study on the Frankfurt School and Cultural Marxism
The architects of the death of tradition, morality, and Western society? VertigoPolitix studies notes on the Frankfurt School and Cultural Marxist philosophy which he claims now controls Western intellectualism, politics, and culture, remarking, “it was by design; it was created by an internationalist intelligentsia to eradicate […]
Ricardo Duchesne: Radical Liberal Norms That Lead to the Decline of the West
Professor Ricardo Duchesne of The University of New Brunswick, Canada recently joined Red Ice Radio for an interview to discuss multiculturalism, history, and liberalism. Duchesne, the author of The Uniqueness of Western Civilization (2011), and Faustian Man in a Multicultural Age, released in March 2017 by Arktos […]
Sergei Prokofiev: “The Philosophers” | St. Petersburg Philharmonic Choir
CANTATA ON THE 20th ANNIVERSARY OF THE OCTOBER REVOLUTION, OP. 74: II. PHILOSOPHERS BY ST. PETERSBURG NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA AND ALEXANDER TITOV “The Philosophers” is the second movement of Op. 74 of the Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution. The canata follows the story […]
What Are Polemicists: In Defense of the Polemicist – Lecture by Jersey Flight
What is a Polemicist? The act of polemics is that of the contrarian, and derives from the Greek. In the Greek it has the meaning of being war-like, or hostile. The act of polemics is a militant reply in the form of reasoned arguments against a proposition regarded as […]
Julius Evola on ‘Modern Occultism’ and Theosophists
“On the whole, however, I always preserved my independence, frequently even voicing my lack of regard for modern ‘occultism’. Modern occultist currents certainly played a useful, if limited, role in my case, the role they generally play in the contemporary world: that of providing an […]
What Drives You Personally To Write
The script of a talk between Esther Vilar, an Argentian-German writer and doctor in Bavaria (Germany), author of The Manipulated Man (1971) and Alice Schwarzer in the 1970’s. Alice Schwarzer: “But before that I want to ask you something: What drives you personally to write […]
