Radical Subject

Radical Subject,

Alexander Dougin

There are four types of men, according to Martin Heidegger:

The simple and ignorant people, who can’t choose anything. They change with the world and society.

Conservatives. They are afraid of the night of God, of decadence. They want to conserve what exists against the time which devours everything.

Progressives. They want to go in the direction of decay faster and faster still. They are the ones who are responsible for the current situation.

 
The liberals, the world government, they together can be called “The Antichrist Collective”.

There is also a fourth type: the new philosophers. They descend on the center of the night and are not afraid. That’s where the danger is the greatest.
Heidegger said about them: these philosophers are faced with the “hard knowledge of nihilism,” schwere Wissen des Nihilismus.

The Radical Subject goes with the world without being of this world. It is itself a paradoxical manifestation of the end. I call it the “eurasist zen.”

The extreme case: the traditionalist without Tradition. The differentiated man. Why the differentiated man? Here comes the figure of the Radical Subject.

The Radical Subject is the soul of gold in the Age of Iron. For the soul of gold is easy to be in the world of gold. But it is impossible to judge a priori: is man good because he lives in a traditional society, or because his soul is golden?

It’s only possible to give an answer by putting the soul in the world of iron.



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