Table of Contents
| ONE—Unamuno and His Generation |
1 |
| 1 |
The Generation of 1898 |
| 2 |
The apprenticeship years |
| 3 |
The critical years |
| 4 |
University and politics |
| 5 |
The exile |
| 6 |
The return of the Exile |
| 7 |
The last years |
| TWO—The Man of Flesh and Blood—The Idea of the World —The Idea of God |
25 |
| 8 |
Homo sum |
| 9 |
Ideas and ideals |
| 10 |
Reason and faith |
| 11 |
A world of tensions |
| 12 |
Man as a dreamer |
| 13 |
God and the world |
| THREE—Immortality—The Tragedy of Christianity—The Idea of History |
45 |
| 14 |
The hunger for immortality |
| 15 |
The forms of immortality |
| 16 |
Immortality as a struggle |
| 17 |
The eternal present |
| 18 |
The "agony" of Christianity |
| 19 |
The "agony" of history |
| 20 |
Europeanizers and Hispanizers |
| 21 |
Spain as a conflict |
| 22 |
The Quixotic soul |
| FIVE—The Idea of the Word |
85 |
| 23 |
The power of words |
| 24 |
Words and facts |
| 25 |
Words and literature |
| 26 |
Words and life |
| SIX—The Idea of Fiction |
98 |
| 27 |
The "personal" novel |
| 28 |
Types of the novel |
| 29 |
The world as a divine novel |
| SEVEN—The Idea of Reality |
112 |
| 30 |
The meanings of 'is real' |
| 31 |
What reality is not |
| 32 |
What reality is like |