In one essay, this author compared "The Eternal Tradition" to the invisible depths of the sea, wherein normal history only accounts for the activities of the water's surface.
In one essay, this author compared "The Eternal Tradition" to the invisible depths of the sea, wherein normal history only accounts for the activities of the water's surface. Â He described an "opening inwards" that could be achieved through seclusion and introspection, as seen in his chess playing protagonist who spends several months in an isolated seaside town in Don Sandalio. Â In one of his novels, Lazarus, the brother of Angela, discovers that the local (*) priest actually has no faith in Christ, while in another of his novels, Eugenia's rejection of Augusto leads Augusto to attempt suicide, though Augusto is warned by the author that he is a fictional character and has no control over his life. Â For 10 points, name this author of Mist and Abel SÃ¡nchez, a member of the Generation of '98.
In one essay, this author compared "The Eternal Tradition" to the invisible depths of the sea, wherein normal history only accounts for the activities of the water's surface.
Miguel de Unamuno