New Book from Multipolar Press!
Constantin von Hoffmeister, DUGIN AGAINST THE MODERN WORLD: Essays on Alexander Dugin and the Multipolar Revolt
Alexander Dugin is one of the most controversial thinkers of our age and one of the most necessary to understand. Dugin Against the Modern World enters the heart of his philosophy, tracing its roots through Eurasianism, Heidegger, Marx, Schmitt, the Conservative Revolution, and the sacred traditions that modernity sought to erase. From the rise of the Global South to the war between land and sea, from the Fourth Political Theory to the cosmic visions of H. P. Lovecraft, Constantin von Hoffmeister reveals a body of thought aimed at nothing less than the overthrow of liberal universalism. This book presents Dugin as philosopher, prophet, and cartographer of a multipolar future: a world of sovereign civilizations, traditions, and visions of human destiny. Neither conventional biography nor neutral academic survey, it is an intellectual journey across the ruins of the modern age and towards the political, spiritual, and civilizational possibilities emerging beyond them.



