Two resources for those interested in Arturo Reghini (photo below), Roman Traditionalism, and Julius Evola, both maintained by Christian Giudice, a PhD candidate at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden:
- A blog, Arturo Reghini and Roman Traditionalism.
- A Facebook page, Arturo Reghini: Roman Traditionalism and Italian Esotericism.
For those who do not know Reghini, Evola wrote:It is thanks to my encounter with Reghini (and Guenon, who Reghini first mentioned to me) that I decidedly broke with what “occultist” or Theosophical tendencies I still possessed, and came to acknowledge the complete separateness and transcendence of initiatory wisdom with respect to all profane culture, and particularly modern.
(quotation taken from Giudice's blog).
You can also read about how Evola slapped a German soldier in Capri, and of course about Reghini himself. The Facebook page carries periodic announcements that may be of interest to readers of this blog, for example of a paper Giudice is due to deliver on April 23, 2014, at Ben Gurion University, on "‘Why is the last mile the hardest mile?’: Mountaineering as an metaphor for spiritual advancement in Julius Evola and Aleister Crowley."
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"Occultism and Traditionalism in Twentieth-Century Italy with Christian Giudice" (podcast):
http://occultofpersonality.net/occultism-and-traditionalism-in-twentieth-century-italy-with-christian-giudice/
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