/lit/ - Literature

>>10504645

Strickingly, Martin Schulz, one of the leading champions of a cosmopolitan Europe, lists the Leopard as one of his favorite books. I wonder how common this view is amongst the Eurocrats (i.e. though they adore the old Europe, she must be sacrificed on the alter of "greater things")

>The Leopard, after all, is a novel about change and continuity during Italy’s unification: “for things to remain the same, everything must change” is the key line in the book. Books show a part of us, we see ourselves in them.

https://dagmedya.net/2013/10/23/martin-schulz-leopard-head-commission-eliana-capretti/

Note that Jünger was also respected by many of the architects of the European Union. Read his tract, The Peace, to catch a glimpse at this forgotten side of Jünger.

>>6576726
>universally reviled in own country
nigga pls