Discipline Cogitation Analysis

Battle for the State. Russians Awaken.

Posted on July 19, 2014 by Joaquin Flores

Battle for the State.

Russians Awaken.

An Awakened Russian Defending the Russian World is a True Delight

By: Alexander Dugin

Translated by Nina Kouprianova

Originally published at Nina Kouprianova

In the political sense, the situation in Russia is becoming quite critical. These are fundamental shifts rather that fluctuations at the surface. Let us attempt to create a conceptual schema of current events.

There is a People (Narod in Russian, akin to the German Volk: henceforth the term “Narod” will be used—editors), and there are people (population). These are different things (different concepts). And all of them are collectively known as “Russia.” This homonymy generates layers of meaning, and everything gets tangled. Let us orthogonalize the full picture by placing everything onto its own level. Continue reading →

From Syria to Kosovo, Cultural Enslavement and a New Resistance

Posted on December 24, 2013 by Joaquin Flores

Interview by: Teša Tešanović

(Teša Tešanović is a journalist, philosopher, and an organizer of the Serbian Radical Party)

We are joined today by Joaquin Flores from the Belgrade based think-tank, the Center for Syncretic Studies. He is the director of the center, which while is clearly ideologically charged in some way, claims to be neither left, center, or right.

Flores

They are producing a combination of orthodox and heterodox material. Today we want to learn a little more about the Center itself and also how they are approaching some of the general economic and geostrategic questions of the day, and also about the Kosovo question in Serbia.

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