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Autori: PETER ŠAJDA.
DOI: 10.24193/subbphil.2022.1.05
Published Online: 2022-04-05
pp. 101-116
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In this paper, I first examine Ernst Jünger’s thematically structured memoir The Fight as Inner Experience in which he depicts the individual soldier as a committed knightly fighter who is willing to sacrifice his life for an idea. Subsequently, I analyze Jünger’s treatise Total Mobilization in which a largely different picture of the fighting individual emerges: a conformist member of the working mass who performs unquestioningly tasks assigned to him by the collective. I explain the reasons for the victory of the worker over the knight and highlight important shifts in Jünger’s thinking as well as its ambiguities.
Keywords: conflict, enemy, metaphysical community, knight, worker
