The paper discusses the so far unnoticed relation between Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote and the life and works of Spanish novelist Francisco Umbral. In spite of having written numerous texts on canonical Spanish authors, Umbral paid limited attention to Cervantes. The purpose of the paper is to establish the few yet significant affinities that Umbral expressed towards Cervantes and the main character of his novel. In order to demonstrate this complex link, the paper compares the character of Alonso Quijano to Umbral as a public figure himself. In both cases, there is a constant negotiation between fact and fiction, which leads us to problematize, according to Ian Watt, the concept of “myth” as a paradigm of modern individualism. The seco...
This essay explores the similarities in the way Alonso Quijano in Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote a...
In Don Quixote the task of character constructon, properly the narrator's, is to a large extent usur...
There is abundant evidence of Cervante's own person in the greatest of his novels: his knowledge of ...
textMiguel de Cervantes’s novel El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha Part One (1605) and Pa...
Recordar al autor de la obra que diera inicio a la novela moderna al cumplirse cuatrocientos años de...
The Quixote has exerted a marked attraction throughout the history on a great group of writers who, ...
This paper analyzes the texts that Dámaso Alonso wrote about Don Quixote. We deepen in two fundament...
This work intends to analyze the figure of Don Quixote, in the novel of Cervantes, in the light of a...
Don Quixote is a multi–dimensional literary character, not only in the sense that he inhabits a nove...
ArtículosExisten un sinfín de lecturas sobre El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha como edic...
Paper written for Professor Friedman's Don Quijote and the Experimental Novel, Fall 2008.Department ...
El Quijote no es una obra única en su escritura ni singular en su autoría. Una de las notas más sor...
After a careful analysis of some of the Novelas ejemplares (in particular those that are most closel...
It is well known that Carlos Fuentes used to read the masterpiece of Miguel de Cervantes, at least o...
The relationship between Miguel de Unamuno and Jorge Luis Borges remains understudied. In this thesi...
This essay explores the similarities in the way Alonso Quijano in Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote a...
In Don Quixote the task of character constructon, properly the narrator's, is to a large extent usur...
There is abundant evidence of Cervante's own person in the greatest of his novels: his knowledge of ...
textMiguel de Cervantes’s novel El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha Part One (1605) and Pa...
Recordar al autor de la obra que diera inicio a la novela moderna al cumplirse cuatrocientos años de...
The Quixote has exerted a marked attraction throughout the history on a great group of writers who, ...
This paper analyzes the texts that Dámaso Alonso wrote about Don Quixote. We deepen in two fundament...
This work intends to analyze the figure of Don Quixote, in the novel of Cervantes, in the light of a...
Don Quixote is a multi–dimensional literary character, not only in the sense that he inhabits a nove...
ArtículosExisten un sinfín de lecturas sobre El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha como edic...
Paper written for Professor Friedman's Don Quijote and the Experimental Novel, Fall 2008.Department ...
El Quijote no es una obra única en su escritura ni singular en su autoría. Una de las notas más sor...
After a careful analysis of some of the Novelas ejemplares (in particular those that are most closel...
It is well known that Carlos Fuentes used to read the masterpiece of Miguel de Cervantes, at least o...
The relationship between Miguel de Unamuno and Jorge Luis Borges remains understudied. In this thesi...
This essay explores the similarities in the way Alonso Quijano in Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote a...
In Don Quixote the task of character constructon, properly the narrator's, is to a large extent usur...
There is abundant evidence of Cervante's own person in the greatest of his novels: his knowledge of ...