Literature with reactionary themes

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The Deconstruction of the Deconstruction

>>7862419
Book of the Long Sun.
Dostoevsky in general.
Fiction and non fiction of Chesterton and Hilaire Belloc.

>>7863495
>Dostoevsky in general
here we go

>>7863499
How retarded do you have to be to think Dostoevsky didn't devote a lot of effort into telling us how modern ideas are shit and how we should all go back to orthodoxy?

>>7863503
>How retarded do you have to be to think Dostoevsky didn't devote a lot of effort into telling us how modern ideas are shit and how we should all go back to orthodoxy?
I don't think Dostoevsky was trying to promote any political agenda, or trying to preach silly, reductive theories, no.
Sue me

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>>7863479
I'm actually in the middle of his book The Forest Passage.

>>7863512
he's widely considered slavophil

Later writers Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Konstantin Leontyev, and Nikolay Danilevsky developed a peculiar conservative version of Slavophilism called pochvennichestvo (from the Russian word for soil). This teaching, as articulated by Konstantin Pobedonostsev (Ober-Procurator of the Russian Orthodox Church), was adopted as the official Tsarist ideology during the reigns of Alexander III and Nicholas II.

>>7863512
He was, although the fact that you see them as reductive is your thing, I think he was right about it.

>>7863539
>he was
you really convinced me there, thanks good chap

>>7863540
Did you even read him?
He is a monarchist, a pious orthodox Christian, wrote against modern ideas such as liberalism, was a slavophile, wrote a whole novel devoted to proving how bad communism is and another one about how atheism will lead to destruction of morality.
He is the most famous conservative writer that I know of.

>>7863672
I agree with you about all that you wrote, but where did you see that he's monarchist ?

>>7863706
It's not seen in the novels themselves clearly, it's his other personal statements and beliefs.
For example, he didn't think a communist revolution could happen because a Russian could never go against the Car.