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Category Archives: Post-Secondary Education
Stories in Don Quixote
“Idle Reader” is the way Cervantes chooses to address his audience at the beginning of the Prologue to Don Quixote, and it points to one of the background social problems of the work. In the early seventeenth century Spain of … Continue reading
