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Unamuno's Religious Fictionalism

Part of the Palgrave Frontiers in Philosophy of Religion Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-54690-8

ISBN: 978-3-030-54689-2

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Sep 23, 2020

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Introduction

Oya, Alberto

Pages: 1 –4

[This introductory chapter outlines the structure of the essay and the main themes discussed in each of its chapters. It is stated that the ultimate aim of the essay, when taken as a whole, is to provide a coherent and systematic analysis of Unamuno’s notion of religious faith and the reasoning...
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Biographical Introduction

Oya, Alberto

Pages: 5 –11

[A biographical introduction to Miguel de Unamuno (1864–1936) is given. The most relevant events in Unamuno’s life are pointed out and his most well-known philosophical and literary works are briefly outlined.]
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Unamuno on Spinoza’s Conatus: The “hambre de inmortalidad”

Oya, Alberto

Pages: 13 –27

[Unamuno’s defense of religious faith starts with the claim that we all, without exception, suffer from what he named as “hambre de inmortalidad” (“hunger for immortality”). The aim of this chapter is to show that by affirming this “hambre de inmortalidad”, Unamuno is not making the...
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Reason and Experience Against Our Natural Longing for an Endless Existence

Oya, Alberto

Pages: 29 –36

[The aim of this chapter is to comment on Unamuno’s reasoning for claiming that despite our natural longing for an endless existence, we are not justified on an evidential, rational basis to form the belief that such longing of ours will be satisfied. A crucial point in Unamuno’s reasoning here...
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The Biblical Testimony About the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and Our Longing for the Existence of the Christian God

Oya, Alberto

Pages: 37 –50

[The aim of this chapter is to analyze Unamuno’s argument for claiming that as a consequence of our “hambre de inmortalidad” (“hunger for immortality”) we all long for the existence of the Christian God and His Salvation. Here I argue that Unamuno’s reasoning depends on accepting as an open...
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The “sentimiento trágico de la vida”

Oya, Alberto

Pages: 51 –57

[This chapter introduces Unamuno’s notion of the “sentimiento trágico de la vida” (“tragic feeling of life”), by which he refers to the irresoluble struggle we all, according to him, naturally and intimately feel between, on the one hand, our longing for the Christian God and His Salvation and,...
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Love, Charity, and the Argument from Common Consent

Oya, Alberto

Pages: 59 –67

[The aim of this chapter is to analyze Unamuno’s reasoning for claiming that we are all inevitably led to his notion of religious faith given our own anguished condition, the “sentimiento trágico de la vida” (“the tragic feeling of life”). The kind of religious understanding of the world...
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Unamuno’s Epistemological Paradigm

Oya, Alberto

Pages: 69 –76

[In this chapter I argue that throughout all his reasoning, Unamuno is assuming an epistemological paradigm in which the relation between world and subject, the direction of fit, goes from the subject to the world. It is this epistemological paradigm Unamuno is relying on that allows us to...
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Unamuno’s Naturally Founded Religious Fictionalism

Oya, Alberto

Pages: 77 –86

[The aim of this chapter is to comment on Unamuno’s position in light of recent contemporary fictionalist accounts of religious faith. Unamuno’s originality at this point consists in offering a fictionalist notion of religious faith while defending it in terms of its (alleged) natural...
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Conclusion

Oya, Alberto

Pages: 87 –90

[The core claims of the analysis offered throughout this essay are summarized in this last chapter. Special emphasis is placed on highlighting the aspects of Unamuno’s conception of religious faith that make the study of his works philosophically relevant and enriching today.]

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