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A Twisted Reality: A Comparison of Don Quixote by Cervantes and the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by TwainIn comparison of the two novels Don Quixote by Miguel Cervantes and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, the theme of appearance versus reality in their coming of age experiences are brought forth and made evident through the picaresque novel technique.
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Bronte, Cervantes, and Swift on Human NatureCharlotte Bronte writes that human beings are incapable of attaining lasting satisfaction, and must instead manufacture adventure and drama. This essay explores the truth of her statement, as evidenced by Cervantes, Swift, and Marx. -
Cervantes Free University and Learning CooperativeA short history, description, and mission satatemen of the experimental Cervantes Free University and Learning Cooperative, a spin-off of the Washington University Cooperative. -
Cervantes on Truth and Virtue: Cervantes' Tale of Inappropriate Curiosity Sends a Message Often MisconstruedThis piece argues for a non-standard interpretation of one of Cervantes' great parables -
My Fair Lady: Cervantes' Dulcinea and Voltaire's CunegondeA look at similarities and differences between Dulcinea and Cunegonde.
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Cervantes' Don Quixote: The Rebirth of ChivalryAn essay reviewing the chivalry, dreams, and reality of Cevantes'; "Don Quixote" anmd its relevance today
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Alcala De Henares: A Perfect Day-trip from MadridIf you're looking for a great day-trip to take while in Madrid, try Cervantes' birthplace, Alcala de Henares, only 45 minutes away. -
The 15th Annual St. Louis International Film Festival GuideThe St. Louis International Film Festival has quite a few hidden gems. The question is, at $8-$10 a ticket, which ones should you watch?
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April 23rd Holidays and ObservancesToday is St. George's Day, the patron saint of England. It's also the birthday of William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes, World Book and Copyright Day, and the day the annual rent -- one peppercorn -- is paid for the Old State House in Bermuda. -
The Story Behind International Book Day: In Some Countries, the Day is Known as World Book and Copyright DayUNESCO has named April 23, the date Shakespeare and Cervantes died, as International Book and Copyright Day, promoting reading, publishing and authors' rights. In Mexico, writers will celebrate with a public reading in English and Spanish of Shakespeare's monologues. -
Sancho Panza's Counterpart Role in Don QuixoteIn Miguel de Cervantes' classic novel Don Quixote de la Mancha, a necessary counterpart to Don Quixote's character is found in Sancho Panza.
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Define QuixoticThe term "Quixotic" refers to Cervantes' epic novel, Don Quixote. Someone who is Quixotic is, simply, like Don Quixote. But that begs the question, "What is Don Quixote like?"
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Lysistrata: Feminist or War Comic?A study of the play "Lysistrata" in modern context.
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Musical Messages: East to West by Casting CrownsA look at the heart, message and life applications of Casting Crowns hit single "East to West."
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The Story of Don QuixoteThis article tells about the book and some of history of the book Don Quixote.
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A Summary of "Why Literature?" by Mario Vargas Llosa:This is a summary, in essay format, about the piece "Why Literature?" by Mario Vargas Llosa.
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Chushingura - the Most Popular Japanese Tale in HistoryWritten in 1748, and based on historic events from 1701, Chushingura tells a tale of revenge and honor, loyalty and devotion, as well as express the very core of the Japanese spirit.
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Fidel Castro on Intellectual PropertyExcerpts from Fidel Castro's speeches on intellectual property -
Back to the Future: A Renaissance Market in SpainOnce a year Alcala holds a Renaissance Market which this author finds helps re-affirms her sense of belonging to this Spanish town. -
Colin Powell Rejects the Man from La ManchaPowell rejects the the extreme right wing of the Republican party, Sen. John McCain's erratic behavior and his selection of Sarah Palin
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Celebrating April 23-Book DayBook Day is April 23
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Themes of Superheroes in Stage Musicals and Why it Might Benefit BroadwayA lot of people couldn't believe it when finding out a Spiderman musical was going to open on Broadway this year. In actuality, the story structures of our greatest superheroes mirror that of plots to dozens of classic Broadway musicals... -
What Every Court Reporting Student Must Read Before Starting Their CareerIn this article I offer suggested reading material and reference books that will make your skill level as a court reporter top-notch.
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Massenet's Don Quichotte (Don Quixote) at the San Diego Opera (14 February 2009)Furlanetto makes Don Quichotte's first return to San Diego in 40 years a triumph worth experiencing. -
Wilfred Benitez: The Walking Bible of BoxingKnown as "El Radar" and the "Bible of Boxing," Puerto Rican legend and master boxer Wilfred Benitez was Sugar Ray Leonard's first great rival, and one of the best welterweights of all-time. -
Read a Banned BookJust because a book is banned doesn't mean it's not readable.
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Fun at Austin, Texas, 2008 Rot Rally Turns Sour for ChildrenFriday, June 13, was a fun day for adults, as bikers passed through Decker Lane. Not only did adults have fun at this years ROT Rally biker showcase, but children had fun too. As the bikers passed by, many riders threw candy to the children. -
July 4: Today's Notable BirthdaysIs July 4th your birthday? How will you celebrate this momentous occasion? With what notable individuals do you share your birth date? -
Mining for Answers in the PhilippinesAs the constitutionality of the country's broken Mining Act is looked at by the Supreme Court, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has an opportunity to make things right.
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Does She Deserve a Hip Hop Misanthrope?Review and overview of the UW Drama Production that adds a hip hop modern seductive twist to Moliere's Misanthrope running at the Penthouse Theatre in Seattle, May 25-June 8, 2008 -
Dallas County Truants Have a New Fashion AccessoryDallas students have a new fashion accessory, it is a GPS device.
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The Shakespeare Authorship ProblemAn Overview of the Shakespeare Authorship Problem, in the form of an essay.
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A Local's Guide to Eating in Pensacola, FloridaFrom a Pensacola native, here is a list of the six best restaurants to eat that aren't chains.
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Spain and AnachronismAn analysis of the settings and events of Don Quixote and how it reveals deep rooted problems in 17th century Spain.
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September 29: Today's Notable BirthdaysHappy birthday to Gene Autry, Sebastian Coe, Bryant Gumbel, Madeline Kahn, Jerry Lee Lewis and others. Is September 29th your birthday too? How will you celebrate this momentous occasion? With what notable individuals do you share your birth date? -
September 13: Today's Notable BirthdaysIs September 13th your birthday? How will you celebrate this momentous occasion? With what notable individuals do you share your birth date? -
Public Info, Public SpacesHighlights of entertainment in Denver at the Democratic National Convention. The Roadshow is going east to the RNC.
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Colorado Crime News This Week (August 24th-31st)Read about crime in Colorado that has not been heavily publicized, but is just as important. -
Cervantino 2008 and Narco-TerrorismOf all the Cervantino Festival events that roll into the city of Guanajuato each October I believe my least favorite has to be that which sends many locals fleeing the city for three weeks each year.
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