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Youth and Egolatry
By PÍO BAROJA
Translated from the Spanish By Jacob S. Fassett, Jr. and Frances L.
Phillips
The bad man of Itzea
Humble and a wanderer
Dogmatophagy
Ignoramus, Ignorabimus
Nevertheless, we call ourselves materialists
In defense of religion
Arch-European
Dionysus or Apollonian
Epicuri de grege porcum
Evil and Rousseau's Chinaman
The root of disinterested evil
Music as a sedative
Concerning Wagner
Universal musicians
The folk song
On the optimism of eunuchs
To my readers thirty years hence
Youthful writings
The beginning and end of the journey
Mellowness and the critical sense
Sensibility
On devouring one's own God
Anarchism
New paths
Longing for change
Baroja, you will never amount to anything (A Refrain)
The patriotism of desire
My home lands
Cruelty and stupidity
The anterior image
The tragi-comedy of sex
The veils of the sexual life
A little talk
The sovereign crowd
The remedy
Rhetoric and anti-rhetoric
The rhythm of style
Rhetoric of the minor key
The value of my ideas
Genius and admiration
My literary and artistic inclinations
My library
On being a gentleman
Giving offence
Thirst for glory
Elective antipathies
To a member of several academies
Cervantes, Shakespeare, Molière
The encyclopedists
The romanticists
The naturalists
The Spanish realists
The Russians
The critics
The Roman historians
Modern and contemporary historians
Family mythology
Our History
San Sebastian
My parents
Monsignor
Two lunatics
The hawk
In Madrid
In Pamplona
Don Tirso Larequi
A visionary rowdy
Sarasate
Robinson Crusoe and the Mysterious Island
Professors
Anti-militarism
To Valencia
Dolores, La Sacristana
My father's disillusionment
Industry and democracy
The vexations of a small tradesman
Bohemia
Our own generation
Azorín
Paul Schmitz
Ortega y Gasset
A pseudo-patron
Estévanez
My versatility according to Bonafoux
The enmity of Dicenta
The posthumous enmity of Sawa
Semi-hatred on the part of Silverio Lanza