Cervantes Ludens
el milagro que no cesa
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Cervantes, El Quijote, Modern novelAbstract
The current articJe, written by the Northamerican academic James Iffland, is based on the prem;se that the success ofDon Quixote s;nce itsfirst publication lies in the depletion of the literary gen res that were popular at that time -the novels of chiva/ry and pastoral nove/s. The characters used to be flat, the actions narrated in the adventures ofthe knights containedfantastic elements and extremely exotic situations, which were incrediblefor the bulk ofreaders. Thisfatigue ofthe receiver.c; was known by Cervantes and knew how to take advantage of through a new path: laughter
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