George Santayana

“ German ethics, its faults, 103
German language, its merits, 75
German nation, its purity, 75; its mission, 78, 79; in what sense the chosen people, 73, 74; necessary to the continued existence of God, 68; and of history, 79; its fortunes, 158-160
German philosophy, not all philosophy in Germany, 11; primitive, 27; subjective, 12; in what senses idealistic, 15; in what sense not so, 16; ambiguous, 17, 18; a revelation, 22; must continually be proved afresh, 26 ”

“ Religion in German philosophy, 7, 13, 75, 76, 82, 83
Rome and German genius, 150
Schopenhauer, 108-122
Selfishness, distinguished from egotism, 95, 97, 100-102, 118
Society, its alleged consciousness, 17, 18 ”

“ Heathenism, use of the word, 144; contrast with paganism, 145, 146; its modern form, 147, 148
Hegel, 84-98
Human nature, 117, 118
Idealism, meanings of the word, 15, 16; fosters practical materialism, 5, 69-72, 78, 81, 82; should be imposed on the young, 80 ”