Category: Philosophy & Ethics

Tragic Sense Of Life

Unamuno, Miguel de, 1864-1936; Flitch, J. E. Crawford (John Ernest Crawford), 1881-1946 [Translator]· 2 chapters· 25,660 words

But in this final solidarization, in this true and supreme _Christination_ of all creatures, what becomes of each individual consciousness? what becomes of Me, of this poor fragile I, this I that is the slave of time and space, this I which reason tells me is a mere passing ac...

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holy water and you will end by becoming a believer." And pursuing a similar train of thought, Johann Jakob Moser, the pietist, was of the opinion that no atheist or naturalist h...

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But in this final solidarization, in this true and supreme _Christination_ of all creatures, what becomes of each individual consciousness? what becomes of Me, of this poor frag...