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Black Milk of Daybreak

Horror and wonder in the face of exile and death

Hans-Jürgen Rösner

"What are the chances you get away with this?"

"It's either that [points to the ground; meaning death] or I'm away."

The type of man Epictetus said could easily face exile or death.

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§ Site: Ur-Fascist Analects

Epictetus on Exile - Enchiridion

§ Look Daily on Exile and Death

Epictetus on Exile - Discourses

§ From Facing to Being in Exile

Site Texts

§ Epictetus's 'Enchiridion'
§ Epictetus's 'Letter to Menoeceus'
§ Ovid's 'Letters from Exile'
§ Ovid's 'Letters from the Black Sea'
§ Ovid's Metamorphosis
§ Heidegger on Death in 'Being and Time'

Site Music

§ Kammarheit's "Sphaerula"
§ Kammarheit's "Aeon"
§ Kammarheit's "The Nest"
§ Aindulmedir's "Sleep-Form"
§ Kammarheit's "In the Dreamer's Fields"
§ Bostrom's "Earthwards"

Films and Film Clips

§ Koyaanisqatsi (1982)
§ Koyaanisqatsi opening (1982)

What is Exile?

§ The history of Roman exile
§ Exile in Homeric poetry
§ It is having dreams without a future

Disclaimer Regarding Site

The aim of this site is regaining an Epictetian conception of exile and Heideggerian regard for death.

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