This philosopher claimed that novel writers must create villagers and provincials out of their readers by limiting their horizons.
This philosopher claimed that novel writers must create villagers and provincials out of their readers by limiting their horizons. In another essay, this philosopher described how the death of a man affects his wife, his doctor, a reporter, and a painter in different ways. That essay by this philosopher uses the term "the will to style" to describe the progressive deformation of reality in its title discipline. This author of Notes on the Novel championed the concept of "vital reason" as the key to his perspectivist approach. He criticizes "Mr. Satisfied" as an example of the newly powerful "mass-man" in another book. In Meditations on Quixote, this philosopher declared that "I am myself and my circumstances." For 10 points, name this Spanish author of "The Dehumanization of Art" and The Revolt of the Masses
This philosopher claimed that novel writers must create villagers and provincials out of their readers by limiting their horizons.
José Ortega y Gasset