HELIOPOLIS - ERNST JÜNGER

Immerse yourself in a fascinating vision of the future, where a new order arises from the ruins of ancient civilizations. Heliopolis is not just a novel, it is a deep reflection on the human condition in a world full of conflicts and technological progress. In such a world, does an individual have a chance for freedom, or is he doomed to blind obedience?

• Inspiring vision of the future
• Deep questions about the nature of power and hierarchy
• Reflections on the choices of the individual in times of crisis
• Analysis of the tension between modernity and tradition
• Novel about the search for meaning in a world of chaos
• First Polish edition of the famous novel
• Author: Ernst Jünger

Ernst Jünger, one of the most important writers of the 20th century, creates in his novel Heliopolis a suggestive vision of a civilization based on advanced technology, which at the same time brings to mind old European empires. The author asks questions about the state of Europe after World War II and the paths it should take. He grapples with the problem of the necessity of hierarchies and ideas that order reality in the face of the dangers posed by the degeneration of elites and the ideologies that justify their continued rule.

This novel is an inspiring treatise on the tension between modernity and tradition and human choices in times of trial. Jünger delves into the choices of an individual torn between a sense of duty and his understanding of what is good and just. Heliopolis is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the modern world and the role of man in it.

Ośrodek Myśli Politycznej is proud to present the first Polish edition of this unique novel. It is a book that makes you think, inspires and provokes discussion. Reach for Heliopolis and discover a world that, although fictional, surprisingly resembles our reality. Allow yourself a moment of reflection on the future and the human condition in a world full of challenges.

Technical data:

Number of pages: 408

Binding: paperback

Format: 126x194 mm

Year of publication: 2025