REVISTA QUIMERA ESPECIAL SANTAYANA

REVISTA QUIMERA nº 435 (marzo 2020)

NÚMERO ESPECIAL DEDICADO A SANTAYANA

Hay autores a los que citamos sin conocerlos; por ejemplo, cuando decimos «aquellos que no recuerdan el pasado están condenados a repetirlo» no sabemos que esa cita es de La vida de la razón, de George Santayana (Madrid, 1863 – Roma, 1952). Poco sabe el lector español de este filósofo, novelista y profesor de Harvard que fue portada de la revista Time y nominado al premio Pulitzer (que no pudo ganar por conservar la nacionalidad española, aunque escribió su obra en inglés). Considerado junto con Ralph Waldo Emerson uno de los mejores estilistas de la tradición clásica estadounidense, su obra filosófica se enmarca entre el pragmatismo y el naturalismo, y su obra literaria pone en relación la literatura con el pensamiento, la religión y el arte. En Quimera hemos tratado de paliar el injusto olvido de su eminente figura con un dossier coordinado por Andreu Navarra (UOC) y Joan Cuscó (UB) que muestra algunas perspectivas de su ingente obra.

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ESPECIAL: GEORGE SANTAYANA

Joan Cuscó Clarasó. George Santayana. Filosofía y vida

José Beltrán Llavador. El filósofo como narrador

Daniel Moreno. Los poetas filosóficos de Santayana

Andreu Navarra. George Santayana, ese extraño escritor ateo

Vicente Cervera Salinas. Santayana, un poeta en el limbo

Antonio Lastra. Soliloquios en Inglaterra

Bernat Torres. Platonismo y espiritualidad en George Santayana

CONSIGA AQUÍ SU EJEMPLAR

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The Hybrid Made Flesh. The Legacy of a Hispanic-American Thinker: Jorge/George Santayana

Lo híbrido hecho carne. 

El legado de un pensador hispano-americano: Jorge/George Santayana

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The Hybrid Made Flesh. 

The Legacy of a Hispanic-American Thinker: Jorge/George Santayana

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Daniel Moreno-Moreno 

IES MIGUEL SERVET, ZARAGOZA, SPAIN

Bulletin of the George Santayana Society No. 37 2019

Bulletin of the George Santayana Society

 No. 37 2019

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Angus Kerr-Lawson Prize

Dear members and friends of The George Santayana Society,

The George Santayana Society offers the Angus Kerr-Lawson Prize in tribute to the late Professor Kerr-Lawson's outstanding contributions to Santayana scholarship both as longtime editor of Overheard in Seville: The Bulletin of the George Santayana Society and as the author of many articles that appeared in the Bulletin and in other publications. Kerr-Lawson was a co-founder of the George Santayana Society.

There have been three winners of the Angus Kerr-Lawson Prize since its inauguration: Diana Heney, Veronica Mueller, and Brita Stoneman.  We have also decided to increase the amount of the award for next year from $300 to $400. We encourage all recent graduates and graduate students to submit an essay. We have also moved the deadline from May 21 to May 4.

The prize is available to a scholar not more than five years out of graduate school for an essay engaging or rooted in the thought of George Santayana. Authors may address any aspect of Santayana's life and thought. We welcome essays that relate his thinking to other figures in the American tradition and beyond and to contemporary social, cultural, and philosophic concerns. Relevant themes include materialism and naturalism, realism and Platonism, metaphysics and morals, and issues connected to American culture and intellectual history. The winner will receive $400 and be invited to present the winning paper at the Society's annual Eastern APA meeting in early January. The winning essay will be published, following the usual editorial review, in the edition of Overheard in Seville that follows that meeting. This coming year the winner will be notified in September 2020. Authors should prepare their submission for blind review (no exposing references to the author within the composition) and send it electronically in Word, ODT, or PDF format to:bulletin@georgesantayanasociety.org. The subject line of the email should read: "Kerr- Lawson Prize Submission, [author's name]". The deadline for submissions is May 4, 2020.

Richard

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Richard M Rubin PhD

President, George Santayana Society

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LIMBO 39. SANTAYANA'S HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY

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Santayana's History of Philosophy

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Three Philosophical Poets: Lucretius, Dante, and Goethe, Critical Edition

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Three Philosophical Poets: Lucretius, Dante, and Goethe

Critical Edition, Volume VIII

By George Santayana

Edited by Kellie Dawson and David E. Spiech
Introduction by James Seaton (2019)

reseña: "Santayana's Hermeneutics of Poetry and Philosophy" (Leonarda Vaiana), Limbo 40 (2020)

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Life as Insinuation George Santayana's Hermeneutics of Finite Life and Human Self

Life as Insinuation

George Santayana's Hermeneutics of Finite Life 

and Human Self

Katarzyna Kremplewska 

SUNY PRESS, 2019

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Table of Contents

Abbreviations
Acknowledgments
Introduction

1. Guises of the Self

2. The Conception of the Self and Some Basic Concepts of Santayana’s Philosophy

3. The Hermeneutics of Human Self

4. Life as Insinuation

5. Coping with Finitude: Santayana Reading Heidegger

6. The Tragic Aspect of Existence

7. Beyond the Self (into the Political Realm): The Essential Negativity of Human Being and Rational (Self-)Government

Notes
Bibliography

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