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"As we will see when we consider these in Chapter 2, traditionalism provided him with the intellectual and political solution to a range of fundamental difficulties his early idealist philosophy had led him into. It is fair to say that it was these two, Reghini and Guénon, who gave Evola the key to escape finally from the existentialist dilemmas his reflections and his readings of Nietzsche and Michelstaedter had induced."[1]
De historicus Paul Furlong stelt dat Evola's kennismaking met Reghini en Guénon hem in staat stelde om fundamentele intellectuele en politieke problemen uit zijn vroege jaren op te lossen.
- ↑ Furlong 2011, p. 7.