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The Importance of the Don Quixote Myth in the Works of Antonio Buero Vallejo

Author: Dugo, Carmen
SKU: PMRT.GEN.0154.04317

$240.45

Publisher: The Edwin Mellen Press
Number of Pages: 284
ISBN-13: 9780773490154
Publication Date: 1995
Condition: New

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The study examines the strong degree to which contemporary Spanish playwright Antonio Buero Vallejo is influenced by Cervantes, in particular by the Don Quixote myth. Buero attaches great relevance to the power of madness and dreams, and makes use of what he regards as one of Cervantes’ greatest achievements: the fusion of fantasy and reality. Other Hispanic Books 2001 – Translation and Interpretation of Rosa Chacels Sonnets a La Orrilla De Un Pozo at the Edge of a Well 2011 – LA LITERATURA DE VIAJE ESPAOLA DEL SIGLO DIECINUEVE CLASIFICADA EN SUBGNEROS: Los Diferentes Tipos de Libros de Viaje Escritos en Espaa durante el Siglo Diecinueve, del Duque de Rivas a Miguel De Unamuno 2007 – Morsamor, a Novel by Don Juan Valera

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