I especially appreciate this interview for its rare acknowledgment on the part of Jünger that he indeed had regrets for things he didn’t do — a recognition that while the Forest-Goer and the Anarch are two figures of the same essence, the former is its fuller expression.
Would you happen to be able to point me to further explanation or discussion of the unpublished text by Schopenhauer mentioned in the prologue to this interview?
By the way, as a reader who loves both On the Marble Cliffs and Eumeswil, I very much hope that someday soon Heliopolis is Englished, as I understand that is the second in something of a trilogy formed by those works.
I especially appreciate this interview for its rare acknowledgment on the part of Jünger that he indeed had regrets for things he didn’t do — a recognition that while the Forest-Goer and the Anarch are two figures of the same essence, the former is its fuller expression.
Would you happen to be able to point me to further explanation or discussion of the unpublished text by Schopenhauer mentioned in the prologue to this interview?
By the way, as a reader who loves both On the Marble Cliffs and Eumeswil, I very much hope that someday soon Heliopolis is Englished, as I understand that is the second in something of a trilogy formed by those works.