Cliffs Notes on Cervantes' Don Quixote

by CliffsNotes, Marianne Sturman (Editor)

This is the story of a gentle knight, a man seeking truth and justice who goes beautifully mad in the process. Cervantes sets free our imagination and discovers for us a new quality about the human spirit.

Genres: Classics, Literature

96 pages, Paperback

First published March 3, 1999

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Reviews

[Vj]

Read this just to be sure I'd grasped most of the book, and I had. Reaffirmed my awareness of the classic nature of Don Quixote. Also detected Cervantes's influence on Shakespeare. Could spend more time reading literary analysis of this great work of literature, but on to other books.

[Jeff S]

I haven't read the full book, but it is on my list. Just wanted to get a summation as Don Quixote is referenced regularly.

[Virginia Tubaugh, Jinny]

Ok if you're looking for a synopsis.

[Toni]

this edition of cliff notes - meh!

Needs an update