Rediscovering Yockey: A Forgotten Philosopher

This chapter explores the overlooked contributions of Francis Parker Yockey to American political thought, particularly after World War II. It examines the complexities of his ideas, their misinterpretation, and his connections to European philosophical traditions, while emphasizing the significance of high culture and historical context in discussions of race and identity. The chapter calls for a deeper engagement with Yockey's work and a reevaluation of his impact on modern political discourse.