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Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes gets reexamined repeatedly in surrealistic paintings (appearing as a theme in Dali's many paintings) and magical realistic writings (Borges's little
gem is one of my faves; Paul Auster, in a brilliant piece,
chases the explanation of who wrote Dan Quixote). Every once in a while, I can understand the modern life
only in quixotic ways described in this 1605 novel.
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