He discounted the idea of rationalising the life of Jesus in The Idea of Christ in the Gospels and cautioned against taking the superiority of aesthetic experience to be the explanation of aesthetics in The Sense of Beauty.
He divided science into two categories, physics and dialectics, and proposed that a "mechanism be judged by its fruits" in his work entitled Reason and Science. He discounted the idea of rationalising the life of Jesus in The Idea of Christ in the Gospels and cautioned against taking the superiority of aesthetic experience to be the explanation of aesthetics in The Sense of Beauty. In his most famous work, this man noted the compatibility of its two title subjects, and declared that his materialism was not metaphysical. Most famous for his system of philosophy outlined in Scepticism and Animal Faith, for ten points identify this Harvard philosopher of Spanish extraction whose best known dictum is that "those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it."
He divided science into two categories, physics and dialectics, and proposed that a "mechanism be judged by its fruits" in his work entitled Reason and Science.
Jorge (George)Agustin Nicolas Ruiz de {Santayana}