someone said that evola argues that epochs are eiither male or female dominated and currently we are in the female one. in which book does he do this?
someone said that evola argues that epochs are eiither male or female dominated and currently we are in the female one.
Evola's lost book on theosophy
i cant find the book. what are his main arguments? i know weininger played an influence
thanks
kek
it's a joke
what's the joke
There is a pseud on Twitter that claims he has read every book. Another user made up a book and then asked him if he read it. He said yes and then the it was revealed that such a book doesn't exist. The pseud then searched high and low and found a book very similar to the fictional one.
>twitter memes
>on my IQfy
if you have been on IQfy for more than 2 years then you would know about the incident
consider lurking moar
i've been on IQfy on and off for 8 years and i make it an imperative to filter anything that has to do with tw*tter
It was very funny but you can't fault a man for ignoring Twitter morons
why make up a new book to know whether or not someone reads instead of quizzing them on the content of the book?
lmfao
sounds like Part 1 of Revolt where he talks about solar/lunar shit
>Lost book
>I wasn't able to find it after a one minute israelitegle search
The absolute state of IQfy
i really don*t get how this became a meme considering evola did write about theosophy. It's just a chapter and not a whole book, but it does exist
he very briefly talks about it in the hermetic tradition but did not say the current one is female, he said others were, that is, lunar - the silver age.
Literally every single one of his works.
it's weird fricktards still take this subhuman Evola seriously
>verifying things you've heard online
peak onions
no i want to read it
the book doesnt exist tho
how kind of whoever painted this to make evola look like a chad instead of a chud. that's what friends do
thats literally just what he looked like, homo
I've read a brief, throwaway reference to this in one of his books but I don't remember which. Might have been the essay collections.
Revolt against the Modern World is pretty clear about this. Rough summary:
Golden Age = Masculine (kings)
Silver Age = Feminine (priests)
Bronze Age = Masculine (warriors)
Iron Age = Feminine (slaves)