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Don Quixote: 400 years on the road.
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THE FOLLOWING CERVANTES SCHOLARS are interviewed in this program: A. J. Close, Daniel Eisenberg, Edward Friedman, Barry Ife, James Iffland, Carroll Johnson, Eduardo Urbina, and Diana de Armas Wilson.
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Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research
 "The Independent (London, England)")
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DON QUIXOTE The unlikely conquistador; Miguel de Cervantes' story of an eccentric knight has been a global best-seller since it was published 400 years ago. And his native Spain is determined to celebrate in style, reports Elizabeth Nash.(Foreign News)
The Independent (London, England)
; Byline: Elizabeth Nash It is 400 years since the first hurried, shoddy editions of Miguel de Cervantes' masterwork, Don Quixote, rolled off the press, and Spain has thrown itself into a year-lo ... fantasy, the book chronicles the journeys and adventures of Don Quixote and his peasant ...
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Don Quixote comes to life-after 400 years at Spain's Toledo
China Daily
; ... and probably the best known of Don Quixote's exploits leads through the unending ... of the place are remarkable. The road leads straight through the almost ... the millstone go." Undeterred, Don Quixote spurs his trusty Rocinante to a ... coming to the celebrations marking 400 ...
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 "Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)")
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`DON QUIXOTE' PRESENTS A GOOD CASE TO TILT AT A FEW WINDMILLS OURSELVES.(Television)(Review)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)
; In his 17th-century novel, Miguel de Cervantes used Don Quixote, a delusional Spanish nobleman who thinks he's a medieval knight, to poke fun ... water? It can drive anyone to distraction, and by any conventional measurement Don Quixote de la Mancha was more than a little loopy. A cholesterol-be-damned ...
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At CDW wheel: a road scholar; John Edwardson, 55, is chairman and CEO of Vernon Hills-based CDW Corp., a $5.7-billion company that sells computer hardware and software.(The Business of Life)
Crain's Chicago Business
; ... 7-billion company that sells computer hardware and software. He became CEO of the Fortune 500 firm in 2001, after four years as president of UAL Corp., and was elected chairman last May. When Mr. Edwardson commutes between his Vernon Hills ... too. It's a lot different from what I normally do. What's in the CD player ...
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At CDW wheel: a road scholar; @@Byline: Laura Bianchi.(The Business of Life)(John Edwardson)(CDW Computer Centers Inc.)(Interview)
Crain's Chicago Business
; ... 7-billion company that sells computer hardware and software. He became CEO of the Fortune 500 firm in 2001, after four years as president of UAL Corp., and was elected chairman last May. When Mr. Edwardson commutes between his Vernon Hills ... too. It's a lot different from what I normally do. What's in the CD player ...
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