The Solitary Journey: Cervantes's Voyage to ParnassusP. Lang, 1991 - 230 стор. This book, the first in-depth study of Cervantes' longest poem, proposes a new reading of this previously neglected work by situating it in the socio-literary context of its day. The point of departure is the exploration of the poem's relationship to its literary models. The Voyage, is a kaleidoscopic composite of dream-vision, ideal journey, literary testament, adoxography, and mock epic. The author demonstrates how Cervantes achieved unity in the poem through the adherence to the canons of the satiric mode. The process of «decoding» the poem's veiled, emblematic language reveals to the twentieth-century reader that the Voyage is one of the finest examples of Cervantine wit. |
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... appear to be self - dis- paraging , and even fewer have taken notice of those verses in which Cervantes praises himself , the significance of such critical oscillations on the part of our author seems to have eluded one and all ...
... appear to be self - dis- paraging , and even fewer have taken notice of those verses in which Cervantes praises himself , the significance of such critical oscillations on the part of our author seems to have eluded one and all ...
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... appears , offer- ing to show him an easy path to reach Pegasus . The poet - narrator pre- sents a commendation from the Cardinal Medici , whose family has holdings on Parnassus , whereupon he is granted free entry . The spiny crags are ...
... appears , offer- ing to show him an easy path to reach Pegasus . The poet - narrator pre- sents a commendation from the Cardinal Medici , whose family has holdings on Parnassus , whereupon he is granted free entry . The spiny crags are ...
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... appears to Cervantes in this dream is that of Vainglory.27 The dream - vision is cleary delineated by the words " dormí y soñé ” ( VI , 10 ) and “ dió a mi sueño fin ... " ( VI , 234 ) . Its beginning and end are plainly signalled in ...
... appears to Cervantes in this dream is that of Vainglory.27 The dream - vision is cleary delineated by the words " dormí y soñé ” ( VI , 10 ) and “ dió a mi sueño fin ... " ( VI , 234 ) . Its beginning and end are plainly signalled in ...
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