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Marcus Aurelius.
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Aristotel, Platon and Diogen. Makiavely sometimes
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One of my favourite philosophers is also Diogenes of Sinope, also known as Diogenes the Cynic, an Athenian who lived in a barrel and mocked the hypocritical social conventions and lies of his fellow citizens.
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Friedrich Nietzsche.
Twilight of the Idols & The Anti-Christ are pure gold.
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Aristotle, Rand, C. Eric Hitchens and Dennis Miller
Special mentions: George Carlin and Richard Dawkins.
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Hegel
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Hmmmm.
my favourite ones without some order (although some aren't strictly philosophers rather thinkers and thoughtful writers):
Alain De Benoist,Georges Dumezil, Viktor Schauberger,Konrad Lorenz, Otto Rahn, Friedrich Hielscher,Oswald Spengler, Dr. Tomislav Sunic,Antonio Gramsci,Carl Schmitt, Paul Gottfried,Mathilde Ludendorff,Ram Swarup,Herman Wirth,Julius Evola,Nietzsche, Frithjof Schuon & Rene Guenon (to some extent),Miguel Serrano(only books which don't deal with absurd theories connected with Nazi Occultism),Mircea Eliade, Dr. Pierre Krebs (except his extreme views and love for Russia),Alfred Schuler,C.G. Jung,Hermann Löns, Novalis,Jacque Fresco, Ludwig Fahrenkrog, Dr. Ivo Pilar and Dr.Milan Sufflay (two notable Croatian thinkers and writers) and in the end my greatest inspiration of all: Ernst Jünger.
He is perhaps the greatest influence for me.
That is why i am doing a journal in his honour.
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Das soll der Treue Insel sein,
Dort gilt noch Eid und Ehre,
Dort senken wir den König ein,
Im Sarg der Eschenspeere.
Felix Dahn - Die letzten Goten
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Marcus Arelius and Thomas Jefferson
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Countless. But right now I am reading Xavier Zubiri, Rudolf Eucken, David Bentley Hart.
Of course, G.K. Chesterton, who I must call a philosopher, and the biggest prophet with the biggest relevance for our day and age.
And Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas and the Thomistic tradition retains relevance for us even today, and in the work of Thomists like Etienne Gilson, Jacques Maritain, Emerich Coreth. I am also fascinated by Teilhard de Chardin and his inspiring works.
I am also interested in all the Church Fathers and have slight sympathies towards some aspects of neoplatonism and stoicism.
A man who fights for a cause thereby affirms the cause of the fight.
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Saint Thomas Aquinas, the Angelic Doctor.
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