"Revista de Occidente" is a Spanish cultural and intellectual magazine founded in 1923 by the philosopher José Ortega y Gasset. It aimed to promote modern thought and foster a dialogue between European and Spanish intellectuals. The magazine has published influential essays, critiques, and literary works, contributing significantly to Spanish literature and philosophy. Over the years, "Revista de Occidente" has featured prominent writers and thinkers, including María Zambrano and Gabriel García Márquez. The publication continues to explore various topics, such as politics, art, and science, maintaining its relevance in contemporary discussions about culture and society.