CAPITULO I: La ironía medieval y el Quijote.

The book "Principios y Fines de Quijote," written by Eduardo Urbina and published by Scripta Humanistica in 1990, is presented. The author explores the narrative uses of irony, parody and the grotesque in Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes' book "Don Quijote" and its significance in relation to Medi...

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Published in:	Principios y Fines de Quijote pp. 5 - 79
Main Author:	Urbina, Eduardo
Format:	Article
Published:	Digitalia Publishing Corp. 1990
Subjects:	Principios y Fines de Quijote (Book) Urbina, Eduardo Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha, The (Book) Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, 1547-1616 Parody in literature Irony in literature Literary form Sixteenth century
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Summary:	The book "Principios y Fines de Quijote," written by Eduardo Urbina and published by Scripta Humanistica in 1990, is presented. The author explores the narrative uses of irony, parody and the grotesque in Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes' book "Don Quijote" and its significance in relation to Medieval literary genres.