“TYR :: Myth : Culture : Tradition” Volume 4

TYR : Myth::Culture::Tradition Volume 4

Various Authors

Paperback (6” X 8.9”), 430 Pages, Mythology/Metaphysics

Ultra Publishing October 2014

Cover $25.00

“TYR IS NAMED FOR THE GERMANIC SKY GOD, THE GUARDIAN OF TRANSCENDENT AND ETERNAL ORDER.

Published annually, TYR celebrates the traditional myths, culture, and social institutions of pre-Christian, pre-modern Europe. It includes in-depth, original articles, interviews, translations of essential works by radical traditionalist and anti-modern thinkers, as well as extensive reviews of books, films, music, and the arts.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A RADICAL TRADITIONALIST?

It means to reject the modern, materialist reign of “quantity over quality,” the absence of any meaningful spiritual values, environmental devastation, the mechanization and over-specialization of urban life, and the imperialism of corporate mono-culture, with its vulgar “values” of progress and efficiency. It means to yearn for the small, homogeneous tribal societies that flourished before Christianity — societies in which every aspect of life was integrated into a holistic system.

WHAT WE REPRESENT:

Resacralization of the world versus materialism; folk/traditional culture versus mass culture; natural social order versus an artificial hierarchy based on wealth; the tribal community versus the nation-state; stewardship of the earth versus the “maximization of resources”; a harmonious relationship between men and women versus the “war between the sexes”; handicrafts and artisanship versus Industrial mass-production.

**IN THE FOURTH VOLUME:

Alain de Benoist on ‘What is Religion?’; Collin Cleary on ‘What is Odinism?’; Nigel Pennick on ‘Traditional Time-Telling in Old England’; Claude Lecouteux on ‘Garden Dwarves’ and ‘Geiler von Kaiserberg and the Furious Army’; Steve Harris on ‘Barbarian Suffering’; Stephen Pollington on ‘Germanic Art in the First Millennium’; Michael Moynihan on ‘Rockwell Kent’s Northern Compass’; and Christian Rätsch on ‘The Mead of Inspiration’; interviews with pioneering psychedelic explorer Ralph Metzner, Sequentia’s Benjamin Bagby, and Cult of Youth’s Sean Ragon; and much more.