Our Lord Don Quixote Miguel de Unamuno
Our Lord Don Quixote (1905) by the Spain writer, philosopher and politician Miguel de Unamuno y Jugo (1864–1936) is a special philosophical comment to Cervantes’s renowned The history of the valorous and wittie Knight-Errant Don-Quixote of the Mancha, an attempt to reveal some not observed by critics meaning. At the same time it is an independent work seeking in this literary monument rather a source of inspiration and perceiving it as a material for building its own philosophical conception. Here a frenzy is set against rationalistical vegetation of a middlebrow, dreams come true, the tremulous longing for eternity penetrates the inner world of an individual inducing him to seek a mainstay for his existence out of all possible horizons, and peoples arising above their dispersion venture to do their own heroic escapades.
Additional information
Product code: 00176
ISBN: 978-617-664-165-0
Publish year: 2019
Genre: Philosophy
Age categories: Adult
Cover: Hardcover
Size: 20×13 см
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Reviews

Don Quixote: Madness vs Mind
Posted by Bohdan Pastukh
October 13, 2017
This year, the Ukrainian humanitarian space has been joined by a very important item—the important one concerning many of its vectors. The Lviv publishing house Astrolabe Publishing, which specializes mainly in philosophical texts and becomes more and more significant in this work, gave readers the opportunity to meet a text by Miguel de Unamuno. It is about one of his central works,The Life of Don Quixote and Sancho according to Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra explained and commented upon by Miguel de Unamuno. The translation from Spanish was completed by Viktor Shovkun, the well-known Hispanist Alexander Pronkevych and director of the publishing house, philosopher Oleh Feschowetz are text editors.
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