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Adventures of Don Quixote de la Mancha ist ein unveränderter, hochwertiger Nachdruck der Originalausgabe aus dem Jahr 1869.Hansebooks ist Herausgeber von Literatur zu unterschiedlichen Themengebieten wie Forschung und Wissenschaft, Reisen und Expeditionen, Kochen und Ernährung, Medizin und weiteren Genres. Der Schwerpunkt des Verlages liegt auf dem Erhalt historischer Literatur. Viele Werke historischer Schriftsteller und Wissenschaftler sind heute nur noch als Antiquitäten erhältlich. Hansebooks verlegt diese Bücher neu und trägt damit zum Erhalt selten gewordener Literatur und historischem Wissen auch für die Zukunft bei.

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The Story of Don Quixote Is a novel written by Miguel de Cervantes. The novel follows the adventures of Alonso Quijano, who reads too many chivalric novels, and sets out to revive chivalry under the name of Don Quixote. He recruits a simple farmer, Sancho Panza as his squire, who frequently deals with Don Quixote's rhetorical orations on antiquated knighthood with a unique Earthy wit. He is met by the world as it is, initiating themes like Intertextuality, Realism, Metatheatre and Literary Representation.As a founding work of modern literature, and one of the earliest canonical novels, it regularly appears high on lists of the greatest works of fiction ever published. In one such list, Don Quixote was cited as the "best literary work ever written".

Don Quijote is a voracious reader of chivalrous novels, those ones in which men travel on horseback across the countryside fighting giants and freeing princesses. Nothing in the stories is true, but Don Quijote doesn't know that. He's determined to become a knight-errant himself. Together with his faithful squire Sancho Panza, he'll cross the Spanish kingdom in search of adventure! This greatest classic of Spanish literature has been adapted for readers ages 9-12. Don Quijote es un voraz lector de novelas de caballería, esas donde los hombres van a caballo por los campos, combatiendo contra gigantes y liberando princesas que fueron secuestradas por hombres malvados. Nada de lo que cuentan esas historias es cierto, pero Don Quijote no lo sabe. ¡Él mismo quiere convertirse en un valiente caballero andante! Junto con su fiel escudero Sancho Panza, recorrerá los reinos de España en busca de aventuras que lo hagan famoso, mientras suspira por el amor de su amada, la bella doncella Dulcinea del Toboso. Una adaptación para chicos de entre 9 y 12 años del mayor clásico de la literatura en español. Una obra ilustrada a todo color para lectores curiosos y aventureros.

La cueva de Salamanca es una referencia obligada en el esoterismo español y aparece con frecuencia en las antologías de la literatura del barroco. En 1600 apareció en un clásico de la demonología española, el tratado De disquisitionum magicarum de Martín del Río.La cueva era centro de peregrinación de los viajeros que visitaban Salamanca. Este entremés de Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra se inspiró en dicha historia. Sirvió de referencia a la obra homónima de Juan Ruiz de Alarcón (publicada en Linkgua ediciones) y a un poema de Walter Scott, entre otras obras.Se cree que en la antigüedad La cueva de Salamanca fue lugar de culto de adoradores del Sol. El mito de la cueva está asociado a la figura del marqués don Enrique de Villena. La leyenda dice que este siendo inquilino del Diablo logró engañarle y huir de su influjo.Entre la obra de Miguel de Cervantes son destacables sus entremeses, piezas de teatro menor que se representaban en los entreactos de las grandes comedias. Los temas de los entremeses suelen centrarse en el interés popular:el matrimonio,el honor,el dinero,el desengañoo el contraste entre ficción y realidad.En el caso de La cueva de Salamanca, publicado originalmente en 1615, el motivo es el del esposo burlado.Leonarda, una dama rica, y Cristina, su criada, se disponen a disfrutar una velada con sus amantes (un barbero y un sacristán) ya que su señor Pancracio, marido de Leonarda, ha salido de viaje. Un estudiante pobre pide asilo durante esa noche y todos se disponen a disfrutar de un banquete cuando el marido regresa intempestivamente.El estudiante logra persuadir al marido de que los dos hombres metidos en su casa son demonios que él conjuró para su diversión. A pesar de mostrar un adulterio, muy común en la temática de todo el teatro del Renacimiento, los temas son tratados con el pudor necesario para no ofender la moral del público.

El vizcaíno fingido es un entremés de Miguel de Cervantes. Su argumento construye un mundo de engaño y manipulación, temas recurrentes en la obra cervantina. La trama sigue a Solórzano y Quiñones, quienes conspiran para burlarse de una mujer sevillana. La obra se inicia con un diálogo entre estos dos personajes, donde Solórzano, el presunto "vizcaíno," invita a Quiñones a participar en su plan. El debate ético entre los dos hombres acerca de la legitimidad de engañar a una mujer establece el tono moral de la obra.La intriga aumenta cuando entran en escena Doña Cristina y Doña Brígida. La última está visiblemente perturbada, lo que añade un elemento de misterio y tensión. Sin embargo, su inquietud no está relacionada con el plan de Solórzano, lo que deja al lector o espectador en expectativa sobre cómo se entrelazarán las vidas de estos personajes.El vizcaíno fingido destaca por la agudeza psicológica con que Cervantes traza sus personajes. Solórzano y Quiñones representan dos caras de la moneda en cuanto a la moralidad de sus acciones. Mientras que Solórzano ve el engaño como un juego inofensivo, Quiñones cuestiona la ética de tal empeño. El diálogo inicial sirve es una introducción a la trama y una reflexión sobre la condición moral del engaño.Cervantes también utiliza este entremés para hacer una crítica de las relaciones de género. La facilidad con que Solórzano planea su engaño, y la vulnerabilidad de Doña Brígida, son reflejos de una sociedad donde las mujeres a menudo eran vistas como objetos de diversión o manipulación para los hombres.El vizcaíno fingido es una obra breve pero impactante que ofrece una visión compleja de las relaciones humanas y los dilemas éticos que surgen del engaño y la manipulación. Aunque la obra está ambientada en el Siglo de Oro español, los temas que aborda son universales, lo que demuestra una vez más la genialidad atemporal de Cervantes.

La fuerza de la sangre es una de las doce novelas ejemplares publicadas por Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra en 1613. Se trata de una narración profunda y fascinante que utiliza la perspectiva de una mujer violada para explorar temas de justicia, honor, redención y amor en el contexto social y cultural del siglo XVII en España.El relato se centra en Leocadia, una joven de hermosura y modestia excepcionales, que es secuestrada y violada por un libertino de una familia noble de Toledo. Leocadia es vendada durante el ataque, lo que le impide identificar a su agresor. Sin embargo, mediante su ingenio y observación aguda, es capaz de recopilar pruebas y deducir la identidad del culpable.La historia se convierte en un relato casi policiaco en el que Leocadia, la víctima, se convierte en detective para buscar justicia. La trama se complica aún más cuando la madre del violador descubre lo ocurrido e intenta reparar el daño causado mediante el matrimonio entre Leocadia y su agresor, en un intento por salvar la honra de ambas familias.Esta maniobra, aunque en la actualidad nos resulte controvertida e incluso escandalosa, en el contexto histórico y cultural del siglo XVII en España era una forma común de manejar situaciones similares. Se creía que al casarse, la víctima recuperaba su honor y se evitaba el estigma social del nacimiento ilegítimo de cualquier hijo que pudiera surgir de la violación.La fuerza de la sangre es un claro ejemplo de la habilidad de Cervantes para fusionar elementos de drama, misterio y crítica social en un relato convincente. Además, demuestra su interés en explorar las experiencias y perspectivas de los personajes femeninos, un aspecto en el que fue notablemente avanzado para su tiempo.

A pesar de ser quien estrenó en la literatura española el tema del divorcio con El juez de los divorcios, Cervantes nunca habló de su esposa en sus diversos textos autobiográficos. En este entremés varios matrimonios se presentan ante un juez y explican las causas de sus peticiones de ruptura.El 12 de diciembre de 1584, Cervantes contrajo matrimonio con Catalina de Salazar y Palacios en el pueblo toledano de Esquivias. Catalina era una joven que aún no había cumplido veinte años y que aportó una pequeña dote. Tras dos años de matrimonio, Cervantes se separó y comenzó sus extensos viajes por Andalucía sin haber tenido hijos.