Curtis Yarvin & The Neoreactionary Canon, Made Simple (Learner‘s Permit Guides, #2)

The Neoreactionary Canon, Made Simple – Curtis Yarvin, Nick Land, and the Future of Governance What if democracy is an illusion? Should voting be restricted? Do elite institutions—media, academia, and government—silently dictate society‘s course? These are the questions at the heart of Curtis Yarvin‘s Neoreactionary Canon and the broader Dark Enlightenment, a movement that challenges democratic ideals and reimagines governance through monarchy, corporate rule, and elite control. Yarvin (formerly Mencius Moldbug) and philosopher Nick Land have shaped debates on power, hierarchy, and statecraft, influencing discussions in tech, politics, and finance. 🔹 Inside this book: The Cathedral – Yarvin‘s theory of an unelected intellectual elite that drives progressive ideology Neocameralism – The idea that nations should be run like corporations, with CEOs instead of elected officials Suffrage & Rule – Arguments for limiting voting rights and shifting power toward elites Race, Gender, and Hierarchy – How Yarvin and Land approach human biodiversity, intelligence, and governance The Neoreactionary Canon, Explained – A structured summary of all the key essays in The Neoreactionary Canon, making Yarvin‘s ideas accessible in one place What is Neoreaction? – The core principles of NRx, from its rejection of democracy to its vision of hierarchy, power, and historical cycles For readers interested in: Curtis Yarvin / Mencius Moldbug & Neoreactionary Thought Nick Land & The Dark Enlightenment The Cathedral, Elites, and Institutional Power Techno-Politics, Corporate Governance & Post-Democracy Libertarianism, Accelerationism & the Future of Statecraft Neither endorsement nor critique, The Neoreactionary Canon, Made Simple lays out these ideas clearly and concisely, offering an essential resource for supporters, skeptics, and anyone curious about the most radical political theories of the 21st century.