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Chivalry to the rescue: the dynamics of liberation in Don Quijote'.
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We may be able to live without certainty. But can we really do without wonder?
ANDREA NIGHTINGALE
PART I OF DON QUIJOTE SWARMS with liberations, from both the prisons of war and the prisons of love. Readers will always be captivated by Cervantes's fictional captive, Ruy Pérez de Viedma, whose response to regaining his "lost freedom" informs one of the most sublime passages in "Don Quijote: "no hay en la tierra ... contento que se iguale a alcanzar la liberta...
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Heinz-Peter Endress. Los ideales de Don Quijote en el cambio de valores desde la Edad Media hasta el Barroco.(Resena de libro)
Cervantes: Bulletin of the Cervantes Society of America
; Pamplona: Ediciones Universidad de Navarra, 2000. 182 pp. It is always fruitful to reconsider the chivalric sources and themes of Don Quijote, since they were the substance from which Cervantes created his enigmatic and mythical character. Endress here proposes to show how the ancient ideal became
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Joseph Ricapito. Consciousness and Truth in Don Quijote and Connected Essays.(Reseña de libro)
Cervantes: Bulletin of the Cervantes Society of America
; Joseph Ricapito. Consciousness and Truth in Don Quijote and Connected Essays. Newark, DE: Juan de la Cuesta, 2007. 186 pp. ISBN: 978-1-58871-112-0. The critical issues of Don Quijote, considered by Joseph Ricapito are promoted through Cervantes' approach to life as lived and to Don Quijotes
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Narrative prisms and prisons: mirror effects and mise-en-abyme in Don Quijote.(Critical essay)
Symposium
; Une oeuvre baroque est a la fois l'oeuvre et la creation de cette oeuvre. --Jean Rousset, La Litterature de l' age baroque en France (42) REALITY IN DON QUIJOTE is the product of a single individual's distorted view of the world. It is constructed in labyrinthine fashion, as reflected in the
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Don Quijote and Lolita revisited.
Cervantes: Bulletin of the Cervantes Society of America
; I remember with delight tearing apart Don Quixote, a cruel and crude old book, before six hundred students in Memorial Hall, much to the horror and embarrassment of some of my more conservative colleagues. VLADIMIR NABOKOV (1) AS THE SMOKE AND conference halls clear follow-ing celebrations of the
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Becoming Don Quijote.
World Literature Today
; MIGUEL DE CERVANTES'S masterpiece, El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha (1605), has long been considered the first modem European novel. In commemoration of the four hundredth anniversary of the publication of part 1 of Don Quijote (the novel was completed with the publication of a second
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