Exploring Spengler and Cultural Identity

This chapter investigates the philosophical influence of Oswald Spengler, particularly during the Cold War and its aftermath. The speakers reflect on personal experiences with Spengler's writings and their connections to contemporary thought, including the integration of his themes into Yaki's philosophy. Through discussions on cultural forms, prime symbols, and historical crises, they examine the interplay of culture, race, and identity in shaping modern political and existential challenges.