In this episode of Aristogenesis join Nestor and our newest recruit Alan (from Nordic Frontier) for the first part of a series of interviews with Askr Svarte (Evgeny Nechkasov).
Askr is a Tradionalist philosopher, founder of the Svarte Aske pagan community. Author of multiple books on the Germanic-Scandinavian tradition, pagan theology, and Traditionalist philosophy as well as of dozens of polemical articles and essays in which he criticizes New Age, left-liberal and postmodern currents in Western and Russian neopaganism. A descendant of Bessarabian Germans, exiled to Siberia in the first half of the 20th century who lives permanently in the city of Novosibirsk in West Siberia, Russia.
Our interviews will be based on his latest book recently translated in English: “Polemos (ie “war” in Greek). The Dawn of Pagan Traditionalism”. We will be discussing matters regarding the Perennial Tradition, ancient paganism and its modern reconstruction, myth, culture and politics. We will try to examine if and where do the paths of Traditionalist philosophy, ancestral wisdom and paganism meet with political activism and how can these seemingly different approaches complete, enhance and benefit from each other, as well as other interesting topics and subjects.
In this episode: Nestor, Alan and Askr Svarte
