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-n Ride the Tiger (by Julius Evola) the "self" is treated through a metaphysical/spiritual lens rather than modern psychology. Key elements/themes related to the self in that book:
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-- The passive, conditioned ego — the ordinary personality shaped by social conditioning, instincts, desires, and fear; the level one must transcend.  
-- The will-to-power / higher will — an inner, disciplined force that opposes the conditioned ego; the source of spiritual freedom and heroic action.  
-- The observer / detached self — a disidentifying consciousness that can watch impulses and fate without being absorbed by them.  
-- Fate (dharma) and acceptance — the self aligned with destiny through inner resignation and active acceptance rather than reactive resistance.  
-- Initiatory/transcendent self — the dimension opened by inner discipline and ascetic techniques that connects to a supra-individual or cosmic principle.  
-- Warrior/heroic persona — a cultivated mode of the self characterized by courage, firmness, and mastery over fear.  
-- Inner polarity (action vs. resignation) — the dynamic tension between active assertion of will and contemplative acceptance; mastery integrates both.  
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-Those are the central self-related concepts Evola develops; they’re framed in aristocratic, traditionalist, and esoteric terms (emphasis on renunciation, inner conquest, and transcending modern decadence). If you want, I can extract key passages that illustrate each element or give a short practical summary of Evola’s recommended practices.

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-# Books
-## Epic
-### Bible
-#### Genesis
-#### Exodus
-#### Judges
-#### Job
-#### 1 & II Samuel
-#### 1 & II Kings
-#### 1 & II Chronicles
-#### Daniel
-### Classical
-#### Homer's Illiad
-#### Homer's Odyssey
-#### Virgil's Aeneid
-#### Ovid's Metamorphoses
-### Medieval
-#### Beowulf
-#### William Lanhland's Piers Plowman
-#### Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
-#### Lew Morte d'Arthur
-### Renaissance & Early Modern
-#### Arcadia
-#### The Faerie Queene
-#### Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, Samson Agonistes
-### The Restoration and Eighteenth Century
-#### Absolom and Achitophel
-#### Rape of the Lock and The Duncaid
-## Lyric
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-## Drama
-## Novels
-## Essays