Winds Of Doctrine: Studies in Contemporary Opinion

Jorge Augustín Nicolás Ruiz De Santayana, better known under his pen-name George Santayana, was a unique Spanish-American philosopher, who made important contributions to aesthetics, speculative philosophy, and literary criticism.

Published in 1900, “Interpretations of Poetry and Religion” is the Santayana's first book of critical prose. It is devoted to the concept of the interrelatedness of poetry and religion. This volume is a beautiful testimony of Santayana's philosophical brilliance. Written with the deep understanding of regional boundaries of thought, their historicity and contextual place from tradition, this document is absolutely must read for everyone, who is interested with history of philosophical thought. 

We are glad to present you the work of a principal figure in Classical American Philosophy. Enjoy the reading.