Rupes Nigra: An Archaeo-Futurist Countdown in Twelve Essays
| Rupes Nigra: An Archaeo-Futurist Countdown in Twelve Essays | |
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| Author(s) | Alexander Wolfheze |
| Language | English |
| Genre(s) | Politics |
| Publisher | Arktos |
| Publication year | 2021 |
| Pages | 512 |
| ISBN | 1914208242 |
Rupes Nigra: An Archaeo-Futurist Countdown in Twelve Essays is a book by Netherlands author and Traditionalist Alexander Wolfheze, PhD, published by Arktos in 2021.
Publisher description
"Rupes Nigra provides an Archaeo-Futurist diagnosis of the impending — rather ongoing — downfall of the West. Its twelve essays ‘count down’ from large to small: from ‘hard’ geopolitics, through ‘permeable’ socio-anthropology and ‘soft’ metapolitics, to ‘abstract’ metanarratives. At the same time, Rupes Nigra ‘counts up’ from small to large: it shows how even the (geopolitically, economically) ‘hardest wired’ power structures and even the (sociologically, culturally) most ‘freely willed’ life-worlds are ultimately dependent on (philosophically, religiously defined) world-view reference-frames. Combining traditionalist and experimental analyses, Rupes Nigra confronts the approaching ‘event horizon’ of Western civilization and it points to the resultant ‘window of opportunity for a revolutionary ‘Great Reset from the Right’. Uncovering the numinous power of key New Right concepts, including Carl Schmitt’s decisionist acceleration, Eurasianist neo-imperialism and Jason Jorjani’s self-surpassing wisdom-worship, Rupes Nigra guides young Western readers to a radical reappropriation of their heritage — and their Archaeo-Futurist Revolution."[1]
Contents
List of Illustrations
Preface
- ‘The Falling Man’
- ‘On the Beach’
- ‘Hagia Sophia’
- Acknowledgements
Preliminaries
- Terminology
- Organization
- Presentation
Chapter Twelve: From the Arsenal of Hephaestus
Prologue: the Anatomy Lesson of Carl Schmitt and Robert Steuckers
- 1. The World of Normativism as Will and Representation
- 2. Through the Glass Ceiling of Postmodernity
- 3. Liberalism as Totalitarian Nihilism
- 4. Liberalism as Politicide
- 5. Liberalism as Anti-Law and Anti-State
- 6. The Real Right Opposition as ‘Authority in the Making’
- 7. Decisionism as State Theory
- 8. The Antinomianist Project of the Hostile Elite
- 9. The Decisionist Alternative
- 10. The Eurasianist Dimension
Chapter Eleven: Le Rouge et le Noir
- Prologue: ‘Trois Couleurs’
- What is the Cultural-Historical Role of Eurasianism?
- What is the Meaning of ‘Ethnicity’ within Eurasianist Thought?
- What is the Meaning of ‘Nationalism’ within Eurasianist Thought?
- What Is the Eurasianist Alternative to ‘Globalia’?
- What is the Eurasianist Perspective on the Globalist ‘Ethnic Replacement’?
- What is the Eurasianist Diagnosis of Western Postmodernity?
- What is the Eurasianist Prognosis for Western Postmodernity?
- Coda
Chapter Ten: Edelweiss
- Prologue: Wormtongue in Zürich
- 1. The Red Weed
- 2. The European Kata-Morphosis
- 3. Globalist Anti-Europe Project
- 4. The Archaeo-Futurist Alternative
- 5. Sacrum Imperium
- 6. Ex Oriente Lux
- 7. Edelweiss-heit
Chapter Nine: The Devouring
- ‘A Season of Faith’s Perfection’
- Finis Hollandia
- From Racial Prejudice to Bio-Realism
- Porajmos
- The Indictment
Chapter Eight: Broken Arrow
- The Border Guard
- The Guardian of the Threshold
- ‘Voyage au bout de la nuit’
- The Night Watch
- The Changing of the Guard
- The Exorcism of Political Correctness
- The Bruised Reed
- ‘Yes, We Can’
- ‘Broken Arrow’
Chapter Seven: Swamp and Snake
- 1. ‘Finding Forrester’: Hollywood-Style Cultural Pathology
- 2. ‘Heads We’re Dancing’: Art Rock-Style Cultural Pathology
- 3. ‘La vie en rose’: Art House-style Culture Pathology
- 4. The Knavs Case: American Media Propaganda
- 5. The Hegedüs Case: Dutch Media Propaganda
Chapter Six: Operation Belisarius
- Acknowledgements
- Structures
- Preliminaries
- Disclaimers
- Departures
- ‘Falling Down’
- ‘Wind River’
- The Sphinx
- Reconquista
- Plus Ultra
- Operation Belisarius
- The Guardian
- Postscript
Chapter Five: From JQ to IQ
- ‘Event Horizon’
- ‘A City upon a Hill’
- ‘Die fröhliche Wissenschaft’
- ‘Söhne des Bundes’
- ‘Justified and Ancient’
- Postscript
Chapter Four: Real Right Revolution: Dutch Preliminaries
- Unus pro omnibus omnes pro uno
- Thesauros absconditos et arcana secretorum
- Ante portas
- Procellaria pelagica
- In hoc signo vinces
- Alieni juris
- E pluribus unum
- Dura lex sed lex
- Ad astra per aspera
Chapter Three: Drei letzte Lieder
- ‘The Seven Storey Mountain’
- ‘Im Abendrot’
- ‘Beim Schlafengehen’
Chapter Two: The Great Year
- Preliminaries
- Prologue: Ex Oriente Lux
- The Great Year
- Aryan Foundations: Four Royal Stars
- Aryan Strivings: Project Paradise
- Aryan Archetypes: Twelve Pillars of Wisdom
- Postscript: ‘Project Arrowhead’
Chapter One: The Black Stone
- Prologue: the ‘Islamic Question’
- ‘L’arco e la clava’
- Al-Khanjar
- Al-Ḥajaru al-᾿Aswad
- Al-Ḥajj
Postscript: Dream-Quest of Unknown Al-Aḥqaf
Appendix A: Deep Right Rising
- Prologue: The Western Real/New Right as a Global Geopolitical Force
- ‘Darkness at Noon’
- Tabula Rasa
- White Genocide Revisited
- Structures and Quotations
- Definitions and Directions
- Aphorisms and Road Signs
- ‘True Colours’
- The Archaeo-Futurist Revolution Revisited
- Postscript: ‘From the New World’
Appendix B: ‘The Great Year Revisited’: The Persian Calendar
Appendix C: Albus in Albis: an ‘Islamic Question’ Encore
- ‘True White’
- ‘True Right’
- ‘True Heart’
- ‘True Islam’
- ‘True North’
- Postscript: ‘Supplication of the Shattered’
Bibliography
Books by the same
- Alba Rosa: Ten Traditionalist Essays about the Crisis in the Modern West (2019)
- The Sunset of Tradition and the Origins of the Great War, Cambridge Scholars Publishing,[2] (2018)
Publication data
Rupes Nigra: An Archaeo-Futurist Countdown in Twelve Essays, Alexander Wolfheze, 2021, Arktos, ISBN-10: 1914208234, ISBN-13: 978-1-914208-23-2
External Links
- Rupes Nigra at Arktos
- The Sunset of Tradition and the Origins of the Great War sample PDF at Cambridge Scholars Publishing
