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Chapter 3: Moors and Miracles.

A literary criticism of the book "Don Quijote," by Miguel Cervantes is presented. In the early times moriscos were persecuted due to non-belief of miracles included in Catholic Christianity, the author said. Juan Huarte, an advocate of natural philosophy, believed that an event is considered miracle...

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Published in:Miracles, Duels & Cide Hamete's Moorish Dissent pp. 10 - 16
Format: Literary Criticism
Published: Digitalia Publishing Corp. 1993
Subjects:
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, 1547-1616
Criticism
Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha, The (Book)
Christianity
Miracles
Online Access:View this record in EBSCOhost
Summary:A literary criticism of the book "Don Quijote," by Miguel Cervantes is presented. In the early times moriscos were persecuted due to non-belief of miracles included in Catholic Christianity, the author said. Juan Huarte, an advocate of natural philosophy, believed that an event is considered miracle only when all natural causes are exhausted. It is said that works of Huarte had an influence on Cervantes.