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What's the gist

>>11991
I haven't read it, but if you want rebellious punk, Mark Fisher's Capitalist Realism is an easy read and is angsty as hell.

Philipp Mainländer is apparently a shoppenhourean socialist. I haven't read it either, but it gives me this angsty vibe as well.

The Unique and It's Own, Max Stirner is the book to read for some enlightened post ironic individualism.

Regarding what I imagine are Jules Evola's more liberal takes on society (haven't read him) and shit, maybe you could look into liberal essentialism. During the 1960s, some sketchy feds where pushing shit like Kwanzaa and other quasi-racist nonsense.

You might also be interested in Heidegger, semi-esoteric shit semi-emo shit.

Unironically, Benjamin and Adorno.

>>11991
Yockey's Imperium isn't really leftist but it's not fair to categorize it as properly rightist either.
It's very much it's own weird liminal category of extremism. Give it a look! Alternative reaction to modernity.

>>12015
*its

>>12015
one could even call it a third way

>>11991
>>11991
I haven't read evola but maybe check out the situationists and Frankfurt school, western or hegelian marxism, broadly speaking.

>>12015
>Yockey
Given his adjacency to British fascists, probably would be worthwhile to read this also.

You'd be hard-pressed to find anything even remotely close to this from a leftist point of view, you can't exactly have an anti-progress traditionalist leftist book. Maybe Camatte after he broke his brain?
Just read Althusser for similar views on women

>>12021
>Hegelian Marxism
The opposite. You want something that interprets Marxism as a negative dialectic, not a positive one.

>>12022
Yockey is explicitly opposed to the social darwinist/biological determinist model of race, there's an entire (substantial) section in Imperium dedicated to this. As I said, weird liminal category–not traditionally 'third-way' in any sense which could be deemed equivalent to run of the mill fascists, despite his support for them. Similar to Heidegger in this sense.