Axioms and the Genealogy of the Alternative Right: An Analysis of Structures

This text provides an in-depth analysis of the ideological foundations and historical evolution of the Alternative Right movement. The author deconstructs key axioms such as hierarchical individualism, the right to difference, and ethnopluralism, revealing their role in shaping contemporary political thought. The article traces the movement's transformation—from its digital incubation in the niche blogosphere and neoreactionary (NRx) circles to its impact on global populism. Particular attention is paid to sociotechnical mechanisms, including memetic engineering and the shifting of the Overton window. The reader will discover the characteristics of diverse factions, from the Grey Tribe to the European New Right, and understand the impact of the Dark Enlightenment concept on contemporary cultural hegemony. This compendium of knowledge explores the structures that have defined a new form of metapolitics in the digital age.