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part 421 | follow for more of this. what unamuno is really saying? quote investigator tracked this to its original context in the essays. unamuno is describing a man who transplanted saltwater fish spawn into a freshwater pond. everyone around him thought it was absurd. it worked. and unamuno uses this as the image for a broader principle: the person who confines themselves to what already looks reasonable will never reach what is genuinely new. the absurd, in his usage, is not the philosophically absurd of camus or kierkegaard, though it rhymes with both. it is the practically absurd: the action that appears to make no sense from within the current framework of what is considered possible. the thing that attracts ridicule, that invites dismissal, that reasonable people decline to attempt because the odds look wrong. who was unamuno? miguel de unamuno was born in bilbao, spain in 1864 and served as rector of the university of salamanca. he was one of the leading figures of the generation of 98, the spanish intellectual movement that emerged after spain’s defeat in the 1898 war with the united states. he was exiled twice for his political views, first by the dictatorship of primo de rivera and later by franco. he died in salamanca in 1936, having broken publicly with franco’s regime in one of the most famous confrontations in spanish intellectual history. his line to a falangist general — you will win because you have enough brute force, but you will not convince — became legendary. #unamuno #philosophy #darkacademiaaesthetic #existentialism #dailyquotes

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