/lit/ - Literature

>>10341667
I rather like the aesthetic as it captures the mood of the late Weimar period when Jünger was formulating the concept of the worker. The hordes of faceless soldiers are marching not only towards their doom but the annihilating power of technology itself represented by the early model tank. It is at this point that man realizes that we have entered the Titanic age.

I've seen quote of few of these Storm of Steel threads lately. As many others have pointed out, it seems that growing number of men are in desperate search of some form of heroic masculinity that will provide meaning in an age of banality. Granted, Storm of Steel is essential, but it does not do the author justice. I see it as a more of a precursor, a record of the period the that molded the man.

I am of the opinion that his postwar works are more important for our gneneration, especially his often cryptic criticism yet paradoxical acceptance of the technological age. For too often are those on the right intoxicated with his role in the "conservative revolution", speaking of him in the same breath as Evola. I suspect that if Jünger were alive today he would harbor some sympathies for the new right, but would ultimately reject their platform. Can one really halt the the world spirit?

>>10171740
If this isn't deep irony get the fuck off my board because the picture is obviously a meme and you are obviously a /pol/ newfag

>>9931124
>Muh niggas,
>I used to love weeb shit
>I'm watching videos about ayy lmaos, hiperborean shit

Get the fuck out of here. People like you are actively ruining this board
RAGE-

>>9923404
>>9923449
>>9923501
>>9923459

>All these teenagers bringing their shit music to my literature board

>>9423241
>going BACK to modernism after it's been irrevocably BTFO

the only honest path is NRx
Postmodernism is serving its purpose in dismantling the Enlightenment ideals in preparation for Dark Enlightenment

2017. Planning on getting steven pinker's how the mind works for a better understanding of how psychology works. Is this book still applicable?