Contents
- The Text of Don Quijote
- MAP: Spain at the End of the Sixteenth Century
- MAP: Cervantes’s Andalusia
- Don Quijote
- Backgrounds and Contexts
- CERVANTES IN HIS OWN VOICE
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- [Fear of Publishing] (from Prologue to La Galatea)
- [Portrait of the Artist as an Old Man] (Prologue to Exemplary Novels)
- [Cervantes’s Self-Critique] (from Voyage to Parnassus)
- [Cervantes’s Last Words] (from Prologue to Persiles and Sigismunda)
- SOURCES AND INFLUENCES
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- Jacopo Sannazaro, From Arcadia (Chapter One)
- Garci Rodri!gues de Montalvo, From Amadis of Gaul (The Penance of Poor Cliff)
- Ludovico Ariosto, From Orlando Furioso (Canto 23)
- Alonso Ferna!ndez de Avellaneda, Prologue to the "False Quijote"
- Patricia Finch and John J. Allen, Don Quijote across the Centuries
- Criticism
- GENERAL ESSAYS ON DON QUIJOTE
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- Carlos Fuentes, Foreword
- Harold Bloom, Cervantes: The Play of the World
- Javier Herrero, Who Was Dulcinea?
- Anthony J. Cascardi, Personal Identity in Don Quixote
- Michel Foucault, [Don Quixote as Hero of the Same]
- ESSAYS ON SELECTED EPISODES OF DON QUIJOTE
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- Elias L. Rivers, [Cervantes’s Revolutionary Prologue]
- Ruth Anthony El Saffar, In Marcela’s Case
- Robert ter Horst, Sex and the Chain Gang
- Edward Dudley, [Rescuing Dorotea]
- Nicol·s Wey-GŪmez, Anselmo’s Eating Disorder
- Maria Antonia Garce!s, [Cervantes’s Veiled Woman]
- Henry W. Sullivan, [The Duke’s Theatre of Sadism]
- Carroll B. Johnson, [Dreaming in the Cave of Montesinos]
- Anne J. Cruz, Don Quijote’s Disappearing Act
- FICCIONES ON DON QUIJOTE
- Jorge Luis Borges, Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote
- Miguel de Cervantes: A Chronology
- Selected Bibliography
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