He could speak 18 languages, including both Latin and Greek, which he taught at the University of Salamanca; he learned Danish so that he could read Kierkegaard in the original.
He could speak 18 languages, including both Latin and Greek, which he taught at the University of Salamanca; he learned Danish so that he could read Kierkegaard in the original. He wrote several short novels, including 1931's San Miguel bueno, martir, and won acclaim for his philosophical works, including The Tragic Sense of Life in Men and in Peoples. FTP, name this Basque-Spanish philosopher, known for exploring the relationship between faith and reason and the longing for immortality.
He could speak 18 languages, including both Latin and Greek, which he taught at the University of Salamanca; he learned Danish so that he could read Kierkegaard in the original.
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