Heidegger's confrontation with modernity : technology, politics, and art

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1. Germany's confrontation with modernity

2. Political aspects of Heidegger's early critique of modern technology

3. Heidegger, national socialism, and modern technology

4. Jünger and the Gestalt of the worker

5. Heidegger's appropriation of Jünger's thought, 1933-34

6. Jünger's thought in Heidegger's mature concept of technology

7. National socialism, Nietzsche, and the work of art

8. Hölderlin and the saving power of art

9. Equipment, work, world, and being

10. Being and Time : penultimate stage of productionist metaphysics?

12. Production cycles of the "laboring animal" : a manifestation of the will to will

13. How modern technology transforms the everyday world-and points to a new one

14. Authentic production : Techne as the art of ontological disclosure

Conclusion : Critical reflections on Heidegger's concept of modern technology