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COMING SOON from PRAV Publishing: Passages: Studies in Traditionalism and Traditions — Volume III Edited by Jafe Arnold, Evgeny Nechkasov, and Luca Siniscalco Featuring essays by Evgeny Nechkasov, Maxim Makovchik, Alexander Dugin, Tamás Bencze, Arthur Versluis, Anastasia Korosteleva, Ivan Malikov, Ilya Alexandrov, Andrea Scarabelli, Róbert Horváth, Dmitry Moiseev, Sergei Zhigalkin, Collin Cleary, Luca Siniscalco

Today marks four years since Daria Platonova Dugina was taken from us, and three years since PRAV brought her Eschatological Optimism to the world. On this grave, special day of remembrance and reflection, PRAV Perspectives presents Prof. Alexander Dugin’s words: “My Daughter — Aletheia” https://pravpublishing.substack.com/p/my-daughter-aletheia

Six years ago, PRAV Publishing made history with our second publication: Foundations of Eurasianism — Volume I Released in August 2020, the first volume of Foundations of Eurasianism featured 13 texts by the founding fathers of the Eurasianist school of thought — Nikolai Trubetzkoy, Petr Savitsky, Georges Florovsky, & Petr Suvchinsky — as well as a preface from the translators/editors and a wide-ranging introduction by Leonid Savin. This foundational selection, the first installment in an ongoing series, boldly went against the grain by letting the Eurasianists speak for themselves in English for the first time through careful curation by John Stachelski and Jafe Arnold, whose thoughtful translations, meticulous editing, and unyielding motivation to finally make the classical Eurasianist corpus available to the world are grounded in professional experience in both Western academia and contemporary (neo-)Eurasianist discourse. Over the course of planning and adapting the series’ outline, and in fruitful collaboration with scholars across continents and ideological divides, the Foundations of Eurasianism team has assembled perhaps the single most complete collection of Eurasianist texts in the world — some of which, long sought after by scholars in America, Europe, and Russia, have been rediscovered and archived for the first time. Under the editorship of Dr. Stachelski, the Foundations of Eurasianism series has since gained reviews in The New York Review of Books, various academic journals, and been featured on the recommended reading list of Macro-Advisory, the “leading independent strategic business consultancy in the Eurasia region." The editorial board has grown with the collaboration of translator and literary specialist Charlie Smith. Six years later, looking back and looking ahead, PRAV Publishing is pleased to confirm that Foundations of Eurasianism — Volume IV is forthcoming in early 2027.

NEW on the PRAV Perspectives Substack: The Lead Editor of PRAV’s Foundations of Eurasianism series, Dr. John Stachelski, reports from St. Tikhon’s Monastery in Pennsylvania. Read the article

PRAV founder and Editor-in-Chief Jafe Arnold has just released the first part of an extensive, groundbreaking study that not only promises to recover a missing chapter in the history of Traditionalism, but also intersects with the history of PRAV Publishing: https://jafearnold.substack.com/p/a-translators-dharma-harold-musson This essay is a must-read appendix to Andrea Scarabelli’s Julius Evola: An Adventurous Life.

Ladies and gentlemen, readers and friends, anons, feds, and bots, Once you’ve finished placing your orders for Alain de Benoist’s Ideas in the Right Place, I have a surprise for you: The launch of my very own Substack is imminent. You are hereby invited to subscribe: jafearnold.substack.com (But that’s not the surprise...) The surprise is the first article which you, dear subscribers, will catch wind of — in your inbox, among the notifications on your phone, or via a strange feeling in the aether. The debut article is the first in a series. It tells the story and explores the pathways of an intelligence officer who was commissioned for his skills as a translator and deployed as an interrogator and spy-hunter. One day, while hospitalized, the intelligence officer came across a book by someone on the target list — a Traditionalist. He was changed forever. After translating the book and sending it off to the publisher, he abandoned everything and moved to an island in Asia, where he became a Buddhist monk and was living out the rest of his days in a hut in the jungle, until [redacted]… When I was traveling around Asia a few years ago, preparing to launch PRAV Publishing, I had his primum opus in my hands without knowing it… Intrigued? Join me on this and other odysseys: jafearnold.substack.com

«A BOOK OF BEGINNINGS» 6 years ago, PRAV Publishing released its very first title: Polemos: The Dawn of Pagan Traditionalism by Askr Svarte (Evgeny Nechkasov) translated by Jafe Arnold, with a foreword by Richard Rudgley 402 pages — available in hardcover, paperback, and ebook.

NEW on the PRAV Perspectives Substack: “Guénon, Evola, and Tantra with Nietzsche” — excerpt from Andrea Scarabelli’s Julius Evola: An Adventurous Life Read the excerpt Get the book — join the historic moment

NOW on the PRAV Perspectives Substack: — One of the most crucial, controversial, and classic early essays of Alexander Dugin — “Counter-Initiation: Critical Remarks on Some Aspects of the Doctrine of René Guénon” Read it now

The monumental biography awaits you: Julius Evola: An Adventurous Life is available in hardcover, paperback, and ebook from Arktos and PRAV Publishing.

Mark Sedgwick reviews Andrea Scarabelli’s Julius Evola: An Adventurous Life in Compact Magazine: https://www.compactmag.com/article/julius-evolas-many-lives/

Now on the PRAV Perspectives Substack: “The Rite of Heaven: Chinese Noölogy and the Cultivation of Humanity” by Xantio Ansprandi https://pravpublishing.substack.com/p/the-rite-of-heaven-chinese-noology

« With the help of his local guide, the French anthropologist Pierre Clastres is studying the most remote tribes along the tributaries of the Amazon. The two of them are making a boat trip downstream and back. The river divides tribes which are actively at war with each other. Some of them have never seen other people. On the way back, Clastres and his guide make a stop and are hosted by one of the riverside tribes. From another tribe they’ve brought a batch of a sacred root which has psychotropic effects and is used in local rituals. Rejoicing at this encounter, the tribe decides to arrange a festival. Another tribe, fully armed, comes from out of the depths of the jungle to join. After a whole day of ceremonies, scenes, and rituals, after sunset and by firelight, the men of the two tribes consume the root and arrange a ritual dance with their spears, bows, and knives. Somewhere off to the side, Pierre Clastres is sitting and watching. This is in the 1960s. There are no satellite phones, no telegraph, and no roads. For hundreds of kilometers in every direction, there is only jungle and warring tribes. There is frankly nowhere to run, and in this very moment Clastres is absolutely cut off, excluded from, and lost to his own civilization. No one in the world even knows where he is and whether he is alive. He is in the midst of an archaic ritual, an ecstatic dance of warriors, which has been performed for thousands of years on these shores under the oversight of local spirits. An absolutely modern person has come into contact with the bare nerve of authentic life and under the most direct threat of death. It is difficult to imagine the existential rapture and horror that Pierre experienced that night. This scene from his book The Archaeology of Violence is one of the strongest images and contrasts in anthropology. In relation to our own tradition, we should be not only our own “Pierre Clastres,” but also boldly tear off our shirts, sink our teeth into the root of the spirits, and throw ourselves into the barbaric dance of spears to the music of blades. So that the river’s water might wash away the “traces of modern man” from the shores of our consciousness. » — Askr Svarte, What the Gods Have Left (PRAV Publishing, 2024).

📚 THE EBOOK EDITION IS HERE: Mamleev’s America ❗️The first critical anthology of the American writings of the Russian (oc)cult author and founding father of the Yuzhinsky Circle, Yuri Mamleev. Dare to see your reflection in the Mamleevian black mirror: download your ebook (epub) from PRAV or get the Kindle edition on Amazon (embrace the dark irony!)… Mamleev’s America — available in dust-jacket hardcover, paperback, and ebook editions — is translated, edited, and equipped with an introduction as well as hand-drawn illustrations by Charlie Smith. Brought to you by PRAV Publishing.

“Here the archetype of Odysseus emerges once more: lost amid the elements of history, fire, and steel, yearning nostalgically for a lost homeland and peace. Odysseus is antiquity’s first nostalgic hero. But for modern man there is no Ithaca to return to. European philosophy raises the question that man must rediscover the meaning of life and once again make himself at home in a world to which he has become alien… Perhaps this will be one of the central questions of the Odyssey: the problem of choosing one’s own fate and the meaning of life.”… Check out the latest, timeless, timely writing brought to you by PRAV Perspectives.

'The Police are Looking for Plato': Evola on Trial Just published in Arktos Journal: an extensive excerpt from Andrea Scarabelli’s Julius Evola: An Adventurous Life, this time a detailed account of Evola’s imprisonment and trial in 1951.

In this landmark volume, Alexander Dugin presents a far-ranging panorama of the life, works, and contested legacy of the Italian Traditionalist Julius Evola. The fruit of nearly half a century of engagement with Evola’s works, Dugin’s essays weave together philosophical, esoteric, and biographical perspectives to illuminate key dimensions of the Evolian project. From Evola’s early Dadaist experiments and philosophical writings to his explorations of Tantra, alchemy, and the Holy Grail; from his engagements with the Conservative Revolution and Fascism to his reflections on the “differentiated man” and “riding the tiger” — Dugin re-reads Evola as a phenomenologist of initiation and as a revolutionary forerunner of Traditionalist politics. Situating Evola’s relevance within Russian Traditionalism, the Fourth Political Theory, and the crisis of Postmodernity, Dugin argues that Evola is by no means a figure of the past, but a vital force in the present. Julius Evola: Political Traditionalism is essential reading as an introduction to Evola’s oeuvre, a unique showcase of Dugin’s thought, and a summons to reawaken Traditionalist thinking and action today. Order it now from Arktos