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The philosophy of George Santayana

New York,: Tudor Pub. Co.. Edited by George Santayana & Shohig[From Old Catalog] Terzian (1951)

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  1. (1 other version)Dominaciones y Potestades , de G. Santayana: una introducción.Andrés Tutor de Ureta - 2012 - Astrolabio 13:454-461.
    El siguiente artículo se propone llevar a cabo una introducción crítica a una de las obras más difíciles del filósofo español Jorge Santayana. En primer lugar señalaré la importancia de la perspectiva teórica materialista de Santayana, aclararé a continuación el significado de los términos psique, Voluntad y espíritu, tres conceptos fundamentales para entender el escrito, así como el de las nociones de Dominación y de Potestad, analizando en último lugar la estructura tripartita de la obra. Confío en que el presente (...)
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  • George Santayana and emotional distance in philosophy and politics.John Christian Laursen & Ramón Román Alcalá - 2015 - Revista de Filosofía (Madrid) 40 (1):7-28.
    George Santayana appears emotionally distant and personally uncommitted in many of his writings. In what may have been a related phenomenon, he does not seem to have committed to any school of philosophy, but rather to draw from many of the available schools when it suited him. In this article, we assess his constantly changing use of different philosophies and its implications for both philosophy and politics.
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  • The acquisition of high quality experience.Gerard De Zeeuw - 2005 - Journal of Research Practice 1 (1):Article - M2.
    The search for knowledge has continued to expand to new domains since its start in the seventeenth century. Some of them have proved unusually resistant. Methods have had to proliferate to deal with the obstacles, for example in the social domain. There also have been ideological reactions. Surprisingly frequently, methods and activities that appear to be effective in dealing with such domains are classified as "preliminary" or are distinguished by a "point of view" that has yet to be transcended to (...)
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