Phenomenology of Tools: Philosophical Observations on the Nature of Tool Wielding

The of the book had me thinking that it would actually talk about well the, "Phenomenology of Tools." The title conjures expectations of something between Merleau-Ponty's  Phenomenology of Perception  and Richard Sennett's  The Craftsman  this is not the case.Rather then being a either a serious or amateur work of philosophy this book is a short hodge-podge of a one time art installation. Needless to say I was highly disappointed as I felt the title of the book did not align with its contents. The "observations" are written in a cryptic verse that appears, to this reviewer, motivated by an unacknowledged political current rather then by any meaningful, practical or "philosophical observations on the nature of tool wielding".