The Aryan Household - Its Structure and Its Development

The Aryan Household - Its Structure and Its Development

Author: William Edward Hearn

Year: 1879

The Imperium Press released a publication of “The Aryan Household: Its Structure and Its Development“ and the Press renamed it to “the Indo-European Household” so that they could release the book and replant it in the minds of practitioners and researchers without the cover being automatically labeled with the “Nazi” stigma. Westerners tend to think of themselves as individualistic, but this is a recent development—scratch below the surface and you find a deep prehistory of tribalism. What did that look like? How were tribes and clans organized? Where did they come from? In The Indo-European Household , William Edward Hearn gives us the intimate details of life under what we could call “rugged collectivism”. Starting from its tribal beginnings, Hearn traces the state’s growth, maturity, and demise. And in the foreword, we learn just what these ancient social structures can mean for modern political praxis, religious reconstruction, and our understanding of our own Indo-European roots. Most surprising of all, we learn that most of our institutions are still recognisably Indo-European. These people were the giants on whose shoulders stands all subsequent European history, and contain