Eduard Alcántara’s JULIUS EVOLA: INTERPRETER OF TRADITION is now available to pre-order. The book is 170 pages in length and costs just 24 EUROS with free postage to anywhere in the world (excluding America, which is €15 postage = €39 total). Our PayPal address is blackfrontpress@yahoo.co.uk and you can find more details below. Cover: Francisco Albanese Pastene

HAVING published two previous works by Eduard Alcántara, each of which proved to be extremely popular with our readers, this latest volume about a figure who remains both captivating and compelling provides a detailed overview of Julius Evola’s life and thought and is another superb addition to the expanding Black Front Press corpus. Alcántara’s style is clear and engaging, and those wishing to find out more about the intricacies and permutations of Evolian philosophy and the metaphysics of the Traditional world will not be disappointed. Chapters include:

Evola: A Man of Action

Evola’s Philosophical Phase: Influences

Evola’s Critiques of Vedanta

Evola’s Traditionalist Phase: Influences

Traditionalism and Julius Evola

José Antonio and Evola

Evola and Judaism (I)

Evola and Judaism (II)

Evola and the Racial Question

Unavoidable Considerations Regarding Stoicism

The Reason for Julius Evola’s Paralysis

Speaking of Julius Evola’s Orientations

Riding the Tiger

Forgive us, Evola!

No One Like Him

The book includes a Prologue by Ernesto Milá and an Epilogue by Santiago de Andrés.

MEET THE AUTHOR

WITH more than a quarter of a century spent in the field of education, Eduard Alcántara is a Spanish-Catalan school teacher who has as his main vocation the study of metaphysics and, on a more contingent level, history. This has encouraged him to produce works that are centred around these areas of study and others related to them. His logical preferences have led him to identify with Traditionalism in the way that authors such as René Guénon, Frithjof Schuon and Titus Burckhardt understood this current of thought, but with special focus on the Italian philosopher, Julius Evola, whose exposition of the ‘way of action’ (both internal and external) relates to the more practical interpretation of what Tradition represents. The author of the present work has, therefore, dedicated himself to the extensive study of the trans-Alpine thinker and to the production of articles and essays that not only deal with Evola directly but apply to the situation in which we find ourselves today. This task has been achieved by staging conferences and both his printed work and that which is available in digital form can be found online at http://septentrionis.wordpress.com. In addition, Eduard has previously been translated into various languages such as English, Portuguese and French, and published outside Spain in places as far afield as Italy, France, Portugal, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador and Mexico.