Bulletin of the Santayana Society, No. 24 Fall 2006

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Overheard in Seville
Edited for the Santayana Society by Angus Kerr-Lawson. Correspondence concerning
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Mathematics, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3G1.
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Some Abbreviations for Santayana's Works
Page numbers given with no further information on the edition will refer to a volume
in the critical Santayana Edition, where this exists, or to the Scribner's edition in most
other cases.
afsl        Animal   Faith   and   Spiritual
Life, ed. John Lachs
BR Birth   of Reason  and  Other
Essays
COUS       Character and Opinion in the
United States
CP Complete Poems
DL Dialogues in Limbo
DP Dominations and Powers
EGP Egotism in German Philosophy
ICG The   Idea   of Christ  in   the
Gospels
ipr Interpretations of Poetr)? and
Religion
LP The Last Puritan
lr The Life of Reason,  or The
Phases of Human Progress
LRl Vol.   1.  Reason  in  Common
Sense
LR2        Vol. 2. Reason in Society
lr3        Vol. 3. Reason in Religion
LR4        Vol 4. Reason in Art
LR5        Vol. 5. Reason in Science
OS
PGS
POML
PP
PSL
RB
RE
RM
RT
RS
SAF
SB
SE
TTMP
TPP
WD
Obiter Scripta
The   Philosophy   of  George
Santayana, ed. P. A. Schilpp
Physical Order and Spiritual
Liberty ed. John and Shirley
Lachs
Persons and Places:
Fragments of A ufobiography
Platonism   and  the  Spiritual
Life
Realms of Being (One volume
edition)
The Realm of Essence, RB Bk. I
The Realm of Matter, rb Bk II
The Realm of Truth. RB Bk III
The Realm of Spirit RB Bk IV
Scepticism and Animal Faith
The Sense of Beauty
Soliloquies   in   England   and
Later Soliloquies
Some   Turns   of Thought  in
Modern Philosophy
Three Philosophical Poets
Winds of Doctrine