don quixote

Don Quixote is a Spanish epic novel by Miguel de Cervantes. It was originally published in two parts, in 1605 and 1615. It is the most generative work of fiction of all time. There are literally thousands of works of fiction, theater, poetry, and music inspired, based on, or dealing in other ways with Cervantes’s novel. Don Quixote has been depicted by more artists than any other fictional character, which is part of the reason why he is the most easily recognized fictional character. A founding work of Western literature, Don Quixote is often labelled as the first modern novel and one of the greatest works ever written. It is also one of the most-translated books in the world and the best-selling novel of all time.

Guest-speakers:
Prof. Daniel R. Schwarz from Cornell University
Prof. Howard Mancing from Purdue University


Recommended Readings:
Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote
Howard Mancing, Don Quixote: A Reference Guide
—The Cervante Encyclopedia
—Don Quixote Around The Globe
Daniel R. Schwarz ed. Reading the European Novel to 1900

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The Australian Ballet have brought their iconic production of Don Quixote, choreographed by and originally starring Rudolf Nureyev, back to the stage. Nureyev's production became a film in 1973 which has inspired new designs by one of our most venerable stage designers, Richard Roberts.

Also, Richard Wagner's epic four-opera Ring Cycle comes to regional Australia for the very first time and includes a concert held in a gold mine, and we meet 'the mother of African contemporary dance,' Germaine Acogny, the co-founder of the famous Ecole des Sables in Senegal.

Editor do 'Caderno 2' fala sobre a montagem do clássico de Miguel de Cervantes, em cartaz no teatro Renaissance, em SP.

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O resumo das principais notícias de 2004, pela voz de Hélder Gomes, jornalista do Expresso. O texto é de Rui Tentúgal, a edição do áudio pertence a João Martins e a sonoplastia a João Luís Amorim. A coordenação é de Mónica Balsemão e Joana Beleza. 

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Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes - https://theconversation.com/guide-to-the-classics-don-quixote-the-worlds-first-modern-novel-and-one-of-the-best-94097

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Anton Chekhov was a Russian short story writer and playwright. He was born in 1860 and died in 1904. He's regarded as one of the greatest short story writers in history.  In this episode, we discuss his realist approach to art and what he takes an admirable life to be. 

Cervantes wrote his famous book to mock the seventeenth century obsession with exaggerated and romanticised tales of chivalry and heroism, and in so doing he appears to have tapped into some universal truths which may be judged to apply to society today, including issues such as self-delusion, virtual reality and the cult of celebrity.

Connor & Jon delve into madness as they discuss the long and troubled history of Terry Gilliam's passion project: The Man Who Killed Don Quixote. They discuss whether the story behind the making of the film is more interesting than the film itself. How the performances of the final cast are different than some of the previous outcomes. And why Gilliam seems to be cursed with excruciating productions.

WARNING: Major spoilers for The Man Who Killed Don Quixote and Brazil

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Films mentioned in this episode:

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• The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (2018) | Dir. Terry Gilliam
• The Zero Theorem (2013) | Dir. Terry Gilliam
• Lost in La Mancha (2002) | Dir. Keith Fulton & Louis Pepe
• The Two Popes (2019) | Dir. Fernando Meirelles
• Brazil (1985) | Dir. Terry Gilliam
• The Fisher King (1991) | Dir. Terry Gilliam
• 12 Monkeys (1995) | Dir. Terry Gilliam
• Back to the Future (1985) | Dir. Robert Zemeckis

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In this episode, Spanish Literature PhD candidate, Zach Glassett bring us "Don Quixote" by Cervantes. An epic tale of chivalry, a comedy of errors, and a tragedy- we can best compare this book to a combination of Homer's "Odyssey" and the 1975 film "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." Zach brings great insights as an own voices reader, to make this classic still relevant today.
There are so many reasons that this work is considered the first, great novel of western literature. Published in 1605, it's numerous translations come in second only to the Bible.
With so many great things to talk about, you'll just have to listen in! 

And don't miss the great scifi/fantasy book recommendations at the end.

Don Quixote is a book written by Miguel de Cervantes published in 1605. It's about an everyday man who one day turns into a knight errant and decides to right the wrongs of this world.

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If you men thought you had cornered the market on wicked... think again!  Let's hear it for the girls!  These ladies are proving that there is no glass ceiling - even in crime!

Alexander Mirecki (All Together Now) & Morgan Krantz (Babysitter) talk about making indie features and creating a webseries, Neurotica, currently in its second season

We talk about:

• The fundamentals of making a webseries
• The importance of episode length
• Deriving stories from real life
• Translating ninety seconds into half an hour
• Shifting storytelling from season to season

Quotes from the show: 

"We're building out a world where we want threads, but they can't be relationships. It's about lonliness, ultimately, the show."

"We like to say (Neurotica) is like Seinfeld on acid."

"Right now, you're getting a sense that the character is on the verge of psychotic, but not there, he's definitely still in the realm of neurotic."

"We want (our main character) to be Mr. Bean for millenials."

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