Summary:
The book explores the concept of freedom through the lens of a physically demanding journey along the railroad lines of the East Coast of the United States, undertaken by the author and his friends. It delves into the nature of human society, autonomy, and the trade-offs between individual liberty and communal strength, drawing from history, psychology, and anthropology.
Key points:
1. Freedom: Junger defines freedom as self-determination and autonomy, not just lack of oppression.
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