Adventures in Paradox: Don Quixote and the Western Tradition

González, Eloy R.; Presberg, Charles D.

doi:10.2307/1348263

Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature

2001

DOI: 10.2307/1348263

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Adventures in Paradox: Don Quixote and the Western Tradition

Eloy R. González¹,

Charles D. Presberg²

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"A imitacion del hilo del laberinto de Perseo": El nexo narrativo de las ficciones laberinticas en Sierra Morena

Rivero¹

2006

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In the labyrinth that emerges from the wilderness of Sierra Morena, Cervantes creates an iconoclastic artifice that highlights the theoretical and aesthetic concepts of both the imitation and invention of literature. In the labyrinthine Sierra Morena, Don Quixote attempts to imitate Amadís and Orlando, yet through his hybrid mimesis, he becomes an inventor of narrative labyrinths. The prolific allusions to labyrinths are not only emblematic of the narrative threads that are intricately interlaced throughout Sierra Morena and Don Quixote, but they also evince Cervantes' invention of the first modern novel, which may be termed a metalabyrinth of fictions.

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"A imitacion del hilo del laberinto de Perseo": El nexo narrativo de las ficciones laberinticas en Sierra Morena

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Vacíos del ser y del saber en el "Quijote"

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Desde la ambigua postura cervantina hacia la verosimilitud, el Quijote está invadido de vacíos, imposibilidades, paradojas y metalepsis que desempeñan una función profundamente creativa en la novela. En este ensayo se explora cómo Cervantes, valiéndose de tradiciones de pensamiento paradójico, presenta vacíos ontológicos y epistemológicos como una plenitud de ser y saber. Así descubre y desarrolla el equívoco "modus operandi" de la ficción.

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"A imitacion del hilo del laberinto de Perseo": El nexo narrativo de las ficciones laberinticas en Sierra Morena

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