The Worker: Dominion and Form - Paperback

by Ernst Jünger (Author), Laurence Paul Hemming (Editor), Bogdan Costea (Translator)

The Worker is the first and long overdue translation of the German intellectual Ernst Jünger's 1932 Der Arbeiter. In it, Jünger explores issues of labor and politics, with special emphasis on technology. A study made ever more relevant by politics in the twenty-first century, The Worker is an important work of philosophy and political economy.

Author Biography

ERNST J?NGER (1895-1998) was a German novelist and essayist perhaps best known to English-speaking audiences for Storm of Steel, based on his experience as a German soldier in World War I.

LAURENCE PAUL HEMMING is a professor at Lancaster University in the Management School and in the Department of Politics, Philosophy, and Religion. He is the author of Heidegger and Marx: A Productive Dialogue over the Language of Humanism and Heidegger's Atheism: The Refusal of a Theological Voice.

BOGDAN COSTEA is a professor at Lancaster University Management School in the Department of Organisation, Work, and Technology. He is an editor (with Laurence Paul Hemming and Kostas Amiridis) of The Movement of Nihilism: Heidegger's Thinking after Nietzsche.