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“I live in order to enjoy life, not in order to keep a diary.” Ernst Jünger on the origins of his diaries and his writing process:

“I live in order to enjoy life, not in order to keep a diary.” Ernst Jünger on the origins of his diaries and his writing process:

132,610 views • 1 month ago

Ernst Jünger on the Warrior, the Worker, and the Waldgänger. The Waldgänger “can sit calmly at a table and still be a forest rebel.”

Ernst Jünger on the Warrior, the Worker, and the Waldgänger. The Waldgänger “can sit calmly at a table and still be a forest rebel.”

90,611 views • 1 month ago

Ernst Jünger on Africa and the World before Technology. “Technology has spoiled everything, including War.”

Ernst Jünger on Africa and the World before Technology. “Technology has spoiled everything, including War.”

59,099 views • 1 month ago

Ernst Jünger on the ecological crisis, technology, and his descriptive approach in The Worker (1932):

Ernst Jünger on the ecological crisis, technology, and his descriptive approach in The Worker (1932):

25,608 views • 1 month ago

Ernst Jünger discusses his 1939 novel ‘On the Marble Cliffs,’ its reception, and his reservations about the concept of “resistance”:

Ernst Jünger discusses his 1939 novel ‘On the Marble Cliffs,’ its reception, and his reservations about the concept of “resistance”:

12,452 views • 22 days ago

Ernst Jünger reflects on his essay ‘The Peace’ and its portrayal of the victims of War. “Even in the Greek tragedians, it becomes very unpleasant when things enter Clytemnestra’s realm.”

Ernst Jünger reflects on his essay ‘The Peace’ and its portrayal of the victims of War. “Even in the Greek tragedians, it becomes very unpleasant when things enter Clytemnestra’s realm.”

17,626 views • 1 month ago

Jünger reflects on his relationship with Céline and his use of pseudonyms in ‘Strahlungen’.

Jünger reflects on his relationship with Céline and his use of pseudonyms in ‘Strahlungen’.

14,777 views • 2 months ago

Martin Heidegger reads ‘Der Feldweg’.

Martin Heidegger reads ‘Der Feldweg’.

10,975 views • 2 months ago

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