Description: Editor's Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction List of Abbreviations Division One Heidegger and the Politics of Productionist Metaphysics: The Longing for a New World of Work Chapter 1: Germany's Confrontation with Modernity Chapter 2: Political Aspects of Heidegger's Early Critique of Modern Technology Chapter 3: Heidegger, National Socialism, and Modern Technology Chapter 4: Junger and the Gestalt of the Worker Chapter 5: Heidegger's Appropriation of Junger's Thought, 1933-34 Chapter 6: Junger's Thought in Heidegger's Mature Concept of Technology Chapter 7: National Socialism, Nietzsche, and the Work of Art Chapter 8: Holderlin and the Saving Power of Art Divison Two Heidegger's Critique of Productionist Metaphysics Chapter 9: Equipment, Work, World, and Being Chapter 10: Being and Time: Penultimate Stage of Productionist Metaphysics? Chapter 11: The History of Productionist Metaphysics Chapter 12: Production Cycles of the "Laboring Animal": A Manifestation of the Will to Will Chapter 13: How Modern Technology Transforms the Everyday World--and Points to a New One Chapter 14: Authentic Production: Techne as the Art of Ontological Disclosure Conclusion: Critical Reflections on Heidegger's Concept of Modern Technology Notes Index

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