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Miguel de Unamuno›The Tragic Sense of Life›Full Text›Chapter 7

Chapter 7 of 12

Chapter VII — Love, Suffering, Pity, and Personality

~39 min read · 7,785 words · 18 pages

CAIN: Let me, or happy or unhappy, learn To anticipate my immortality.

LUCIFER: Thou didst before I came upon thee.

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The Tragic Sense of Life

Miguel de Unamuno

AuthorMiguel de Unamuno

Published1913

BranchesPhilosophy of Religion, Metaphysics, Existentialism

Chapters12

Pages258

TranslatorJ.E. Crawford Flitch

Edition1913

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Chapters

Chapter I — The Man of Flesh and Bone

Chapter II — The Starting-Point

Chapter III — The Hunger of Immortality

Chapter IV — The Essence of Catholicism

Chapter V — The Rationalist Dissolution

Chapter VI — In the Depths of the Abyss

Chapter VII — Love, Suffering, Pity, and Personality

Chapter VIII — From God to God

Chapter IX — Faith, Hope, and Charity

Chapter X — Religion, the Mythology of the Beyond

Chapter XI — The Practical Problem

Conclusion — Don Quixote in the Contemporary Tragi-Comedy