If Unamuno had been able to choose how to be remembered, he would have wanted him to be a poet. This book wants to do justice to that happy possibility. But above all because Unamuno was a poet in the highest sense: he was while writing the same essay as a novel, or theater, letter or verse, and he was also a poet when he passionately lived all the facets of his intense existence. His intellectual work was poetic and his (...) personal relationships, as well as his political activity, also responded to that peculiar Unamunian aesthetic in which the vital horizon is inescapably confused with the tasks of thought." --Translated from back cover. (shrink)

Razón, fe y existencia -- Retos contemporáneos para una cultura cristiana -- Hambre de Dios : sobre la filosofía y las religiones -- El Dios de los filósofos -- Entre el Dios de la fe y el Dios de los filósofos -- Nuestras coordenadas religiosas -- En el corazón del escándalo.