It's striking how often Wyndham Lewis pioneered conservative arguments. In Tarr (1918) he went after "bourgeois-bohemians" long before David Brooks was born. The Revenge for Love (1937) is a satire on what Tom Wolfe would call "radical chic"
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Another example of Wyndham Lewis as precursor to the modern right: https://twitter.com/phil_christman/status/1105118870342430720 …
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Tbf that's a pretty good reason
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‘Racist discredited after he becomes even more racist’
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Real swerve at the end, there.
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That was intentional.
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Probably as much obscured by people finding him a difficult read. Affinity for Hitler hasn't obscured Celine's importance.
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Yes, absolutely.
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