Revisiting Political Thought

This chapter explores the transformation of political thought, moving beyond traditional ideologies and emphasizing the relationship between knowledge, existence, and power. It delves into Francis Parker Yockey's definition of politics as distinct from morality and aesthetics, and examines the implications of friend-enemy dynamics in political discourse. The conversation also highlights the historical context of enmity, contrasting agonal conflicts of the past with existential wars, while framing political relationships through rational rather than emotional lenses.