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Towards an Embodied Citizenship - Part I: The Ancient City
There is a noble, if neglected, vein running through the Western tradition according to which communal membership and political participation had its ground in ownership: To be a member of a community was to own a piece of that community....
Germany at a Standstill
The Germans still call it the ‘Grand Coalition’. And yet the government formed by the CDU/CSU and SPD commands a mere 328 of 630 seats in the Bundestag. The era in which the former ‘people’s parties’ dominated the Federal Republic is drawin...
Mary, the Mother of God, and the Eternal Feminine
The Immaculate Conception of Los Venerables by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
In the liturgical tradition of the Church, the month of May has long been dedicated to the veneration of the Virgin Mary. This is more than devotional habit. Mary sta...
The Population Paradox
On the banks of the Danube in Bulgaria’s remote northwest, where the country meets Serbia and Romania, lies the city of Vidin, a place that one could, if in a generous mood that day, call pleasantly sleepy.
Walking through Vidin today, it...
An Age of Open Wounds
Rupture, break, divorce from the past, revolution.
The idea of “starting over” is the great myth of the age, from the French Revolution to the American “self-made man.” Its god is an orphan, amnesiac, ghost. His desire to be “free” has wor...
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Catholic. European. Sovereign. Intellectual analysis for a post-liberal age. Geopolitics, culture, faith - without the rage. Established in 2026.
Tradition—Culture—Politics
Continental tradition of Conservative thought Interested in the theory of civilisation
I have a Youtube channel called Kaiser Bauch with 60k+ subscribers, making videos about demographics, history, sociology, anthropology, politics and so on. Now I want to turn my audience to my Substack.
Historian, Journalist, Writer.
Founder and editor-in-chief of LEO
Turbocharged retardation, sometimes politics, sometimes not. Also Zoomer Nafri \ud83c\uddea\ud83c\uddfa
A coincidence of opposites: monastic silence and the trading floor. I write in search of anything worth thinking about. Fascinated by the fact that created intelligence can, at times, grasp created reality.
Historian and Philosopher of History. Lecturer at the ICES (Vendée) and independent author.
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