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American Civilization brings together Julius Evola’s writings from 1930 to 1968 on the United States of America. Reflecting on the rise of the US as the defining power of modernity, Evola goes beyond critiquing American politics to examine the spiritual and cultural dynamics of the egalitarian, consumerist, and democratic order that America has imposed upon itself and the world, as well as the question of more authentic American traditions that have been overshadowed. These selected essays shed light on Evola’s interpretation of the course of the 20th century and remain strikingly relevant for understanding the global influence of America today.
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