Orient et Occident

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Orient et Occident is a seminal philosophical and metaphysical essay by René Guénon analyzing the spiritual and cultural differences between Eastern and Western civilizations and critiquing modern Western thought.

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instanceOf book
metaphysical essay
philosophical essay
associatedWith esotericism
perennial philosophy
author René Guénon NERFINISHED
compares Eastern civilization
Western civilization
countryOfOrigin France
critiques individualism
materialism
modern Western rationalism
secularism
genre metaphysics
philosophy
traditionalist thought
hasPerspective primacy of spiritual principles over material civilization
traditionalist critique of modernity
influenced 20th-century conservative thought
Traditionalist School authors
studies of East–West spiritual dialogue
mainTopic Eastern civilization NERFINISHED
East–West relations
Western civilization NERFINISHED
comparative religion
critique of modern Western thought
modernity
spirituality
traditional metaphysics
notableFor defense of Eastern metaphysical and spiritual perspectives
systematic critique of Western modernity from a traditionalist standpoint
notableWork Orient et Occident NERFINISHED
originalLanguage French
philosophicalSchool Traditionalist School NERFINISHED
proposes possible intellectual rapprochement between East and West
supports Eastern spiritual doctrines
primordial tradition
traditional metaphysical knowledge
workOf René Guénon NERFINISHED

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René Guénon notableWork Orient et Occident