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The End of Liberalism and the Arrival of Postliberalism — Alexander Dugin 💡 Liberalism had been an ideology from the start. It was not as dogmatic as Marxism, but was no less philosophical, graceful, and refined. 🎓✨ It ideologically opposed Marxism and Fascism — not only undertaking a technological war for survival, but also defending its right to monopolize its own image of the future. ⚔️🛡 While the other competing ideologies were alive, liberalism continued on and grew stronger — precisely as an ideology: a set of ideas, views, and projects typical for a historical subject. 🧠📜 Each of the three political theories had its own subject: 🟥 Communism ➡️ Class 🟫 Fascism ➡️ State (Mussolini) or Race (Hitler) 🟦 Liberalism ➡️ The Individual — freed from all forms of collective identity and any ‘membership’ (l’appartenance). 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️ While the ideological struggle had formal opponents, entire nations and societies — at least theoretically — were able to select their subject of choice: class, racism/statism, or individualism. 🌍🤔 #FourthPoliticalTheory#AlexanderDugin#metapolitics#philosophy [Continue]