Tradition & Revolution [antikvár]

Publisher's Foreword Troy Southgate is a long-term activist and a man who lives according to his ideals. He has the experience and the standing to write about the matters presented in this book, including topics such as 'revoludon', which so many people on both ends of the polidcal spectrum write about without having done anything to bring it about, or possessing any practical knowledge of what it entails. Troy Southgate's understanding of the topics presented is, in our opinion, also mature. He does not, for example, write about revolution in the mundane, Marxist sense, but in a way that goes beyond the old Left-Right dichotomy and incorporates spirituality, tradition, and a critique of modern society. Troy Southgate's ideas of revolution are, as such, more metapolitical than political. For tiiese reasons we thought the book would be of interest to our readers. Given the tremendous response we received to the first edition of this book, we thought it necessary to bring out a new, and we hope improved, edition. The first edition of this book was published by Integral Tradition Publishing in 2007. This second edition, now published by Arktos Media, includes a number of essays that were not included in the first. One essay ('Sussex Swan') was also removed for this edition at Mr. Southgate's request. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Troy Southgate for making this publication possible and for patiendy working with us through the process of making it ready - twice. ARKTOS MEDIA, May 2010