Quijote Y La Biblia – (Spanish)
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Un libro que relaciona dos grandes clasicos de la literatura universal, el Quijote y la Biblia, y la conexion entre ambos. El lector podra ver la influencia de los valores biblicos en el Quijote y las referencias constantes de este clasico. En este libro divulgativo del Quijote en la Biblia se divide en 3 partes:
1. Analiza la vinculacion de Miguel de Cervantes como asiduo lector de la Sagrada Escritura y su influencia en la dimension espiritual del Quijote.
2. Estudia el posible y singular, viaje de Don Quijote a Barcelona y su controversia de la veracidad de este episodio y de que buscaba el Quijote en Barcelona?
3. Desarrolla la vision peculiar sobre el desafio de Don Quijote con el Caballero de la Blanca Luna, su derrota, su regreso a la aldea y su retiro forzoso; para reflexionar nuevamente desde la dimension espiritual de la muerte serena del Ingenioso Hidalgo.
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SKU (ISBN): 9788494495588
ISBN10: 8494495585
Language: Spanish
Juan Monroy
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2017
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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