Miguel de Unamuno: 40 citas sobre amor, vida y filosofía

Miguel de Unamuno, a prominent Spanish philosopher and writer, was born in 1864 in Bilbao and lived until 1936. An influential figure in the Generation of '98, he was also a poet, dramatist, and the rector of the University of Salamanca, from which he was ousted by Franco. Unamuno was known for his opposition to Miguel de Rivera and criticism of fascist movements. His notable works include "Del sentimiento trágico de la vida," published in 1912, and "Abel Sánchez," released in 1917. His reflections often explore themes such as suffering, love, and faith, encapsulated in insights like, "Love is the child of illusion and father of disillusion."