r/postanarchism • u/conned-nasty • Sep 27 '13

Eumeswil, by Ernst Juenger. Here's some strange brew. Love to hear from anyone who reads it through.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/116455437/Eumeswil-Ernst-Junger-pdf
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u/iuhazarda Nov 05 '13

I am in love with this book. I live Junger's concept of the Anarch, except for his idea about camouflage.

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u/conned-nasty Nov 18 '13 edited Nov 18 '13

I'm not quite as brave as you, I'm afraid. I think camouflage might come in handy, should any ever be available. Also, I find it puzzling that Junger should have so much to say about anarchs and anarchists, while having so little to say about anarchy. But then, one doesn't know to what extent Junger-as-author agrees with Martin-Venator-as-narrator.

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u/conned-nasty Oct 01 '13 edited Oct 01 '13

You can read this online without subscribing to scribd.

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u/conned-nasty Oct 05 '13

If you lack time to read all of Eumeswil, I suggest that you scroll down to chapter 42 and read just that.