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The Best of Anthony M. Ludovici edited by John V. Day Ludovici in his own words! This 125,000-word anthology collects Ludovici’s most penetrating thoughts on nine topics: Religion, Conservatism, Liberalism, Men and Women, Eugenics, Health, Education, Economics, and Art. “Of all unjustly ignored authors, Anthony M. Ludovici is certainly the one who today most deserves to be remembered. In his works, as imposing in quantity as in quality, this profoundly original philosopher never ceased to offer opinions on the most various subjects (from religion and education to art, eugenics, and the relations between the sexes) that are perfectly op-posed to contemporary ‘political correctness.’ Even those who will disapprove of his remarks will be able to recognize their prescient character. For collecting in this volume the most significant pages of Ludovici’s works, John V. Day without a doubt deserves the gratitude of all free spirits.”—Alain de Benoist, author of On Being a Pagan (Ultra, 2004) “I welcome this anthology as a fitting testimonial to a gracious man who worked tirelessly to introduce Nietzsche's work to the English-speaking world.”—David S. Thatcher, University of Victoria, author of Nietzsche in England, 1890-1914 (University of Toronto Press, 1970)
Eugenics in Edwardian and Interwar Britain by Dan Stone According to the publishers, Breeding Superman "encourages the reader to reassess origins of proto-fascist ideas in Britain in the Nietzsche and eugenics movements." Written from a leftist standpoint, the book has detailed chapters on Anthony M. Ludovici; his mentor, the Nietzschean scholar Dr Oscar Levy; Nietzsche and eugenics; and race and eugenics.
The Growth of a Reputation by David S. Thatcher Canadian historian David S. Thatcher's survey of how English intellectuals first reacted to the work of the German anti-Christian philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. Thatcher covers Ludovici's contribution as translator, commentator, author and lecturer in the cause of Nietzsche, and visited England to hear Ludovici reminisce about the early days of the English Nietzsche movement.
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