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Sedgwick provides a powerful and interesting history of ‘traditionalism’ – a body of ideas stemming from the work of a philosopher, Guénon who was working in the early 20th century and whose work combined a very specific reading of Hinduism, reducing it to the Vedanta, with some insights from Marsilio Ficino. The latter was a medieval priest who combined Platonism and Christianity. He considered the revival of Plato in the 15th century to be (in Sedgwick’s words) a ‘gift from God to provide philosophical arguments to support Christianity’. (Sedgwick, p. 23)

Book Review of Against the Modern World: Traditionalism and the Secret Intellectual History of the Twentieth Century