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<blockquote data-quote="Depresso" data-source="post: 87113" data-attributes="member: 347">I&#039;ve got PDF copies of Evola&#039;s works and I&#039;m reading them right now. I thought I already said that in another thread.Thank you. This is the one thing that caused the entire Mishima debate.I believe that the vast majority of all political suicides and suicide attacks are already suicidal people placing their suicidality into their politics. Two of Evola&#039;s influencers committed suicide, Otto Weininger and Carlo Michelstaedter, so there was something suicidal going on from the start. I don&#039;t know what&#039;s attracting the crazies and the trans to his works so I&#039;ve decided to read them to see for myself.[ATTACH=full]19375[/ATTACH]&nbsp; [ATTACH=full]19376[/ATTACH]
The author of this book waldganged out of the city, he&#039;s an Evola guy too and very similar to Mishima.I&#039;ve heard that most of Evola&#039;s works on sex came from Otto Weininger&#039;s works. I haven&#039;t got to that part yet but I&#039;m not sure if I will. I should do a PhD if I&#039;m going to study him that far and get something out of it. I don&#039;t mind reading about it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Depresso, post: 87113, member: 347"] I've got PDF copies of Evola's works and I'm reading them right now. I thought I already said that in another thread. Thank you. This is the one thing that caused the entire Mishima debate. I believe that the vast majority of all political suicides and suicide attacks are already suicidal people placing their suicidality into their politics. Two of Evola's influencers committed suicide, Otto Weininger and Carlo Michelstaedter, so there was something suicidal going on from the start. I don't know what's attracting the crazies and the trans to his works so I've decided to read them to see for myself. [CENTER][ATTACH type="full" height="200px"]19375[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" height="200px"]19376[/ATTACH] The author of this book waldganged out of the city, he's an Evola guy too and very similar to Mishima.[/CENTER] I've heard that most of Evola's works on sex came from Otto Weininger's works. I haven't got to that part yet but I'm not sure if I will. I should do a PhD if I'm going to study him that far and get something out of it. I don't mind reading about it. [/QUOTE]

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