Description
This volume serves as a comprehensive guide to the life and writings of Miguel de Unamuno, addressing the myriad inquiries surrounding his philosophical and literary contributions. Through a carefully curated catalogue of readings and acquisitions, the authors present a wealth of resources designed to deepen understanding of Unamuno's complex ideas and dialectical methods.
With an insightful introductory essay, readers are invited into the world of Unamuno's thought, exploring themes of existential inquiry and the nature of identity. This source book is not only a valuable reference for scholars but also an engaging resource for anyone interested in the profound impact of Unamuno's work on modern literature and philosophy.
With an insightful introductory essay, readers are invited into the world of Unamuno's thought, exploring themes of existential inquiry and the nature of identity. This source book is not only a valuable reference for scholars but also an engaging resource for anyone interested in the profound impact of Unamuno's work on modern literature and philosophy.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
352 pages
Language
English
Published
Dec 15, 1973
Publisher
University of Toronto Press
ISBN-10
1487585128
ISBN-13
9781487585129