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Ernst Jünger

On Danger

Ernst Jünger

Ernst Jünger

2,182 words

Among the signs of the epoch we have now entered belongs the increased intrusion of danger into daily life. There is no accident concealing itself behind this fact but a comprehensive change of the inner and outer world.

We see this dearly when we remember what an important role was assigned to the concept of security in the bourgeois epoch just past. The bourgeois person is perhaps best characterized as one who places security among the highest of values and conducts his life accordingly. Read more …

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Ernst Jünger’s “Sicilian Letter to the Man in the Moon”

3,553 words

Caspar David Friedrich, "Two Men Contemplating the Moon"

Translated by Andreas Faust

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Greetings you magician and friend of magicians! Friend of solitaries. Friend of heroes. Friend of lovers. Friend of the good and the bad. Knower of nighttime secrets. Read more …

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