A ax Negro: Wandering of European "reactionary" intellectuals in the 20th century

"The ax is Neither ..." reveals the reader "reactionary" direction of European philosophy of the 20th century, uniting large thinkers: J.A. Saint-Ive d"Alveder, R. Genona, A. Maller van Den Bruka, E. Nikisha, E. Yunger, A. de Benoit. Political adventurers and pilgrims, burned charlatans and naive spotlights, European, reactionaries, always remained faithful to thorny, and often the tragic philosophical path. The study of the works of these thinkers alternates with a deep analysis of the history of the European intellectual community, the periods of its decline and heyday, almost unlimited freedom and forced humility.
In the Soviet film of 1945, "Fifteen -year -old captain", shot according to the novel of the same name by Jules Verne, the villain Needho puts the ax under the ship"s compass, thereby distorting the testimony of the device. The young Dick Sand, by the will of fate, which became the captain of Piligrim, paves the ship’s course, strictly following the compass arrows. “Pilgrim ", and his team floats to South America, but find themselves on a different continent ... The heroes of our book go to open their continents, religions, teachers, history, trying to navigate the stars, knowing about the ax of the naval coca Neadro. This was their strength. Everything else turned out to be weak