The Art of Cervantes in Don Quixote: Critical Essays

Stephen Boyd; Trudi L. Darby; Terence O'Reilly

The Art of Cervantes in Don Quixote
Critical Essays

Edited by Stephen Boyd, Trudi L. Darby and Terence O'Reilly

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Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616), Spanish novelist

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Studies in Hispanic and Lusophone Cultures 27

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23 September 2019 • 302pp

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Four centuries after his death in 1616, Cervantes’s great novel (the first novel), Don Quixote (1605; 1615), continues to fascinate readers and generate debate about key questions. Were the efforts of the deluded hidalgo and his corpulent squire to revive the lost age of chivalry intended simply to amuse? Or to be the vehicle for a sustained reflection on the acts of writing and reading, the state of Spanish society, the nature of reality itself? And if so, from what political and ideological perspectives? Should Don Quixote, a multi-generic text par excellence, be understood not simply as a novel, but as a poem and a performance? Cervantes is acknowledged as a supremely innovative stylist, but what was the nature and extent of his debt to classical and Renaissance rhetoric?

These major areas of critical enquiry are addressed by ten leading scholars based in British and Irish universities. Each essay focuses on a particular aspect of the novel, and examines in its light particular chapters, scenes, motifs or techniques, while at the same time offering a comprehensive reading of the text. Taken as a whole, the ideas and approaches presented in this volume contribute to an understanding of Cervantes's art in Don Quixote that balances detail with synthesis.

Reviews:

‘El libro constituye pues, en mi opinión, un aporte significativo y novedoso del cervantismo británico para el estudio y la reevaluación de la obra maestra cervantina.’ — Ruth Fine, Hispanic Research Journal 21.4, 2020, 463-66 (full text online)
‘A welcome addition to the libraries of Cervantes scholars.’ — John T. Cull, Bulletin of Spanish Studies 98.4, 2021, 667-68

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1-8	Introduction Stephen Boyd	Cite
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9-34	Books, Readers, Readings, and Writings in Don Quixote Trevor J. Dadson	Cite
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35-64	‘¿Qué lector será el que no se ría?’: Incongruity and Ironic Allusion in Don Quijote, {s}ii. {/s}60 Oliver Noble Wood	Cite
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65-90	An Authorized Version? Siting Authority and Citing auctores in Don Quixote Richard Rabone	Cite
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91-118	From Stage to Page: Don Quixote as Performance B. W. Ife	Cite
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119-130	Don Quixote and the Picaresque Novel: A Problematic Game of Triangles Robert Oakley	Cite
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131-157	Value, Price, and Money: Early Modern Economic Theory in Three Episodes of Don Quixote Brian Brewer	Cite
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158-182	Moors, Moriscos, Disbelief: Beyond the Authors of the Quixote Anthony Lappin	Cite
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183-202	Reconsidering Literary Criminality in Don Quixote Ted L. L. Bergman	Cite
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203-236	Fortune and Providence, santos y caballeros, in Don Quixote {s}ii{/s} Stephen Boyd	Cite
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237-262	Don Quixote, {s}ii. {/s}71–74: The Sense of an Ending Jeremy Lawrance	Cite
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The Art of Cervantes in Don QuixoteCritical Essays

Edited by Stephen Boyd, Trudi L. Darby and Terence O'Reilly

The Art of Cervantes in Don Quixote
Critical Essays