The Radical Tradition offers a delectable platter of literary treats ranging from anarchist theory through to political science and encompasses a wide range of radical political theories.The book is diverse in nature and does not promote any particular viewpoint, intending instead to offer an assortment of new theories and ideas. The Radical Tradition prefers to approach politics through culture and philosophy rather than as party rhetoric. This book includes the following articles: History and Decadence: Spengler's Cultural Pessimism Today, A Polyp Devours Its Feed, Paracelsus Unzipped: An Analysis of F.W. Murnau's Film, Nosferatu, Heidegger: The Application of Meaning in An Increasingly Transient World, Anarcho-National-Syndicalist: Some Reflections on Being Shot by Both Sides, Lessons From the Music Industry, The Civilisation Cycle and its Implications for the Individual, An Introduction to Intertraditionale, The Art of Rootless Cosmopolitanism: America's Offensive Against Civilisation, Schopenhauer and Suffering: Eternal Pessimist or Prophet for our Times?, Anarcho-Gnosticism: Golgotha of the Absolute Mind, Towards a Sufi Anarch: The Role of Islamic Mysticism Against Modernist Decay, Are Human Rights a Fiction of Modern, Western Liberal Democracies That Bring Us No Closer to a Shared Ethical Framework?, 50 Years On: Notes on the New Right, The Impossible Dream: An Introduction to Christian Anarchism, The Nietzschean Prophecies: Two Hundred Years of Nihilism and the Coming Crisis of Western Civilization, Transcending the Beyond: Third Position to National-Anarchism and Reforming the Modern World: Addressing the Issue of Cultural Identity.