Julius Evola

“Julius Evola was a complex and multifaceted thinker in the sense that, during half a century of intense intellectual activity, he was interested, both theoretically and practically, in a wide range of questions, intellectual orientations, and activities… This should enable those who are interested to choose a particular aspect of his thought: often, however, the multiple themes intertwine and have caused some confusion. It has therefore become necessary, as a guide to Evola’s ideas, to establish a kind of synthesis that allows, on the one hand, to have a general overview of his thought and, on the other, to make a choice. This is especially important for younger readers.” (From the preface.)

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