In many ways an interesting reflection on Heidegger and Junger, and their ideas about the Age of Work, and the Age of the Worker, as well as how these can be related to late-modern cultural theory (inspired more by Heidegger than by Junger), and to how to live in the Anthropocene. In the end, I am, however, left with the feeling that Blok has missed something in Junger's writing. This may be because I am more familiar with Junger's novels and postwar writing, while Blok builds more or less entirely on Der Arbeiter and (to a lesser extent, I think) Der Waldgang. Still, the feeling remains, that Blok is making Junger's approach more Anarchist than Anarch, thus missing much of his individuality.