Introduction to Traditionalist thought: Plato, Schuon, Evola and The Prince of Wales

I am fascinated by movements that oppose modern society not in favor of another revolution, or redistribution of wealth and power, but a re-structuring. It's like re-designing a bad product. By changing the abstraction, you make the reality better.

To that end, I've posted An Introduction to Traditionalist Thought which is mostly a reading list but also a quick summary of this re-structuring movement.