In a late work, he quotes Cicero for a title and says that the unquestioning acceptance of the validity of the law was the basis for Roman power. In addition to Concord and Liberty, this author of The (*) Dehumanization of Art claimed that the population explosion in Europe was leading to "the barbarism of specialization." For 10 points, name this philosopher who tried to 
In a late work, he quotes Cicero for a title and says that the unquestioning acceptance of the validity of the law was the basis for Roman power. In addition to Concord and Liberty, this author of The (*) Dehumanization of Art claimed that the population explosion in Europe was leading to "the barbarism of specialization." For 10 points, name this philosopher who tried to "Europeanize" his homeland in Invertebrate Spain and wrote The Revolt of the Masses.
In a late work, he quotes Cicero for a title and says that the unquestioning acceptance of the validity of the law was the basis for Roman power.
Jose {Ortega} y {Gasset}