The Decline and Fall of Civilisations by Bolton, Kerry -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Decline and Fall of Civilisations Table of Contents Foreword Introduction Part I - Tradition

Traditional Historical Outlook

The Axis The Wheel

Universality of Cyclic Outlook Time and Tradition

The Golden Age Expanses of Time Traditional Perspective of Time Time As An Organism

Ebb & Flow of History “Progress” & Its Dissidents Society as an Organism The Value of Tradition

Part II - Ethnos

Race and Ethnos The “Race-Forming Idea” Spengler on Race-Formation Carl Jung on Race-Formation Place and Land in the Making of Culture “Environmentalism” and Communism Race as Historical Destiny Phenotypic Plasticity Epigenetics

Liberal Reaction

Behavioural Epigenetics Morphic Field Theory

Formative Causation

Soil and Race Formation

Part III - Rise and Fall

I.Q. and Creativity

Inspirare

Assumptions About Miscegenation

Modernist Versus Traditional Interpretations of History

Civilisations That Died

Mesopotamia Persia Greece Sparta Rome The Collapse of Rome No More Romans India The Real Meaning of Varna The Indus Valley Maurya Gupta India Egypt Arabia Hebrew Mesoamerican and Andean Inca Japan Afrikaner China Chiang Kai-shek attempts a Resurgence “Harmonising” Elements Liberalism and Communism Is China the Future?

Birth of The West

Romanesque & Gothic Styles Comparative Culture Styles Western Science

Decline of The West

Decay of the Megapolis Demographic Suicide Degenerative Culture

Cultural Pathology as Geopolitical Strategy Rise of Russia

The Soul of Russia “Russian Socialism” Taras Bulba Tension of Polarities Russia the Katechon Russo-European Symbiosis

Conclusion Bibliography

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