...Jorge Franco Jorge Franco 2005 not for sale Translated by Thomas Christensen POETRY AND FICTION IN WHICH IT IS TOLD HOW I MET DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA IN MEDELLÍN When the City was Filled with Imagined Giants...

... of those faint spiritual admonitions?” ( Borges, “Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote,” 95 ). 76. Coetzee read Girard's Deceit, Desire, and the Novel “with a sense that something important was being said not only about the workings of fiction but about the effect of fiction on the lives...

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... Juan were tragic because Middle Ages. Don Quixote was ridiculous because he asserted medieval values in the Counter-Reformation as efforts to rejuvenate the moral-religious values of the the same terms can be used for Faust and Don Juan if we take Protestantism and atephase...

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... where unbending opposition to industry had lost even its 159 quixotic appeal. From c. 1900 to the Second World War, these “medieval mod- ernists” (the phrase goes back to 1931, but its use to denote a specific movement is Saler’s) struggled to “democratize...

... where unbending opposition to industry had lost even its 159 quixotic appeal. From c. 1900 to the Second World War, these “medieval mod- ernists” (the phrase goes back to 1931, but its use to denote a specific movement is Saler’s) struggled to “democratize...

... where unbending opposition to industry had lost even its 159 quixotic appeal. From c. 1900 to the Second World War, these “medieval mod- ernists” (the phrase goes back to 1931, but its use to denote a specific movement is Saler’s) struggled to “democratize...

... where unbending opposition to industry had lost even its 159 quixotic appeal. From c. 1900 to the Second World War, these “medieval mod- ernists” (the phrase goes back to 1931, but its use to denote a specific movement is Saler’s) struggled to “democratize...

... where unbending opposition to industry had lost even its 159 quixotic appeal. From c. 1900 to the Second World War, these “medieval mod- ernists” (the phrase goes back to 1931, but its use to denote a specific movement is Saler’s) struggled to “democratize...

... where unbending opposition to industry had lost even its 159 quixotic appeal. From c. 1900 to the Second World War, these “medieval mod- ernists” (the phrase goes back to 1931, but its use to denote a specific movement is Saler’s) struggled to “democratize...

... where unbending opposition to industry had lost even its 159 quixotic appeal. From c. 1900 to the Second World War, these “medieval mod- ernists” (the phrase goes back to 1931, but its use to denote a specific movement is Saler’s) struggled to “democratize...

... where unbending opposition to industry had lost even its 159 quixotic appeal. From c. 1900 to the Second World War, these “medieval mod- ernists” (the phrase goes back to 1931, but its use to denote a specific movement is Saler’s) struggled to “democratize...

... where unbending opposition to industry had lost even its 159 quixotic appeal. From c. 1900 to the Second World War, these “medieval mod- ernists” (the phrase goes back to 1931, but its use to denote a specific movement is Saler’s) struggled to “democratize...