The Myth of Modernism [1]
Chapter 1: "Philosophy" (An Introduction) The history of philosophy is the history of changes in the meanings of words. Once upon a time, philosophia meant simply the “love of wisdom.”…
The Hero and the Man
Language, Truth, and the Homeric Origins of Western Idealism By C.B. Robertson (c) 2021 Artword (c) Seweryn Jasinski Table of Contents Homer: Heart of the WestThe Hero in Homer's IliadThe…
Addressing a Critique: Part 1
In the nearly three years since I published Holy Nihilism, the best -- or at least most thorough -- critique I have yet received has come from an online acquaintance…
Episode 2: “Wholesome Paganism”
Can paganism be wholesome? In my book, Letter to Anwei, I outlined the beginnings of a religious practice centered around family and the lineage. Since then, my wife and I…
Nostalgea and Oikophobia
Peter Hitchens managed to make some waves with his recent opinion piece recommending England secede from the United Kingdom. Aside from the audacity and simplicity of the proposal, the piece…
Incremental Outlawism
Right now, America can be roughly divided into two groups: those who are deeply confused about what is going on politically and economically, and those who are not. This division…
The Spiritual Origins of Science
As a sort of culmination to my series of posts on science (parts 1, 2, and 3), I published an essay on the Spiritual Origins of Science over at Chest…
The Modernist Trouble of Marxism
I've recently become an enormous fan of Dr. James Lindsay's podcasts about Wokeism and its Marxist origins. They're exceptionally well-researched and impressively brief for the span of content they cover…
Marxism is a Mode of Language
...apishly Romanizing, that the word of command still was set downe in Latine; as if the learned Grammaticall pen that wrote it, would cast no ink without Latine: or perhaps, as they thought, because no vulgar…
Andre Chung, Washington Post
Science in Modern Politics
Part III in criticizing Science. Read part 1 here and part 2 here. I have to admit that a fair bit of my animus toward science of late has been…