Placa a José Ortega y Gasset
At the Colegio San Estanislao de Kostka in Málaga, Placa a José Ortega y Gasset marks a formative chapter in Spanish intellectual history. The commemorative plaque honours philosopher and essayist José Ortega y Gasset.
He studied at this school from 1891 to 1897, during his early years away from Madrid. His education here connected Málaga with the thinker behind La rebelión de las masas. The marker belongs to Málaga hace historia, an initiative that identifies places linked with important people and events across the city. Together, these plaques bring Málaga’s cultural and educational past into its streets.
The school preserves the setting associated with Ortega y Gasset’s student years in Málaga. His grandson José Varela Ortega attended the unveiling alongside city officials Francisco de la Torre and Noelia Losada.
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