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The character of this character has a duality:
On the one hand:He was delirious, crazy and ridiculous.
On the other hand:He also represents high moral principles, fearlessness, heroic deeds, a firm belief in justice, and loyalty to love.
The more crazy he is, the greater the calamity he causes, and almost anyone who touches him will suffer a calamity, but the more distinct his good character becomes. Sancho Panza originally followed Don Quixote in order to be the "governor", but he was hopeless and still reluctant to leave for this reason. Don Quixote is ridiculous, but always the embodiment of idealism.
He had infinite sympathy for the oppressed and the weak. From many chapters, we can find him singing the praises of freedom in passionate language, against the oppression of man, the enslavement of man. It was through this archetype that Cervantes proclaimed with sorrow the end of fiflifism.
This is precisely a reflection of the social mentality of the Renaissance when the old beliefs were dissolved and the new beliefs (bourgeois) were not yet proposed.
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Brave and fearless, unhurried idioms.
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1. Don Quixote is a knight with a high sense of responsibility and honor, but he exceeds the limits of reality and reaches the point of madness;
2. He likes to read knights**, and he spends his days dreaming about it, determined to restore the ancient knighthood. After an absurd "testimony to the danger", he returned to his hometown and woke up when he was dying;
3. The character of this character has a dual nature: on the one hand, he is delirious, crazy and ridiculous, but it is he who represents a high degree of moral principles, fearless spirit, heroic behavior, a firm belief in justice, and loyalty to betrayal of love;
4. Don Quixote is ridiculous, but always the embodiment of idealism. He has boundless sympathy for the oppressed and the weak. From many chapters, we can find him singing the praises of freedom in passionate language, against the oppression of man, the enslavement of man.
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1. Don Quixo is a knight with a high sense of responsibility and honor, but he exceeds the limits of reality and reaches the point of madness;
2. He likes to read knights**, and spends his days dreaming about it, determined to restore the ancient knighthood. After an absurd "testimony", he returned to his hometown and woke up when he was dying;
3. The character of this character has a dual nature: on the one hand, he is delirious, crazy and ridiculous, but it is he who shows a high degree of moral principles, fearless spirit, heroic behavior, firm belief in justice and loyalty to love;
4. Don Quixote is ridiculous, but always the embodiment of idealism. He had infinite sympathy for the oppressed and the weak. From many chapters, we can find him singing the praises of freedom in passionate language, against the oppression of man, the enslavement of man.
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The typical significance of Don Quixote's character figure and its multiple personality traits are:On the one hand, it is detached from reality, indulged in fantasy, blindly acting, and not being practical; On the other hand, they are sober, full of beautiful ideals and confidence in progress, and have a deep understanding and evaluation of life and reality.
On the one hand, he is delirious, crazy and ridiculous, but it is he who represents high moral principles, fearless spirit, heroic behavior, faith in justice, loyalty to love, and so on. Don Quixote is ridiculous, but always the embodiment of idealism. He had infinite sympathy for the oppressed and the weak.
Combined with the specific plot, Don Quixote's chivalry contains the content of humanist ideals. Don Quixote is confident, optimistic, enthusiastic, not afraid of power and sacrifice, and has a correct view of freedom and peace, social equality, and marital autonomy.
Don Quixote's desire to restore chivalry and save the world through chivalry is not only out of touch with reality but also out of character. Because in Spain in the century, guns and cannons have been widely used in the military, and chivalry has declined. In this situation, Don Quixote still wanted to carry a rusty iron gun to fight for meritorious service, and he would inevitably run into a bloody head.
Don Quixote (Cervantes wrote a feature**).
Don Quixote (also translated as Don Quixote, Don Quixote, etc.) is a long anti-knight** written by the Spanish writer Cervantes Saavedra in two parts, published in 1605 and 1615.
At the time of the story, knights have been extinct for more than a century, but the protagonist Alonso Guijano (Don Quixote's original name) is obsessed with knights**, often fantasizing about being a medieval knight, and then proclaimed himself "Don Quixote de Lamancho" (the guardian of the Lamancho region), pulling his neighbor Sancho Panza as his servant.
chivalrous and righteous", traveled the world, and made all kinds of unbelievable acts that were contrary to the times, and as a result, they ran into walls everywhere. But eventually he woke up from his dreams. He died after returning to his hometown.
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About the author: Miguel Deyanlu Cervantes Saavedra was born on September 29, 1547, and went to Kongxiang Bushi on April 23, 1616. Born in Fort Henares, near Madrid, he is considered one of the greatest writers in the world of Spanish literature.
His work "Don Quixote" has reached the peak of Spanish classical art, marking a new stage in the creation of modern European realism. Critics call his Don Quixote the first modern work in the history of literature and one of the treasures of world literature. Cervantes died on April 23, 1616.
Cervantes' influence on world literature was so great that even Spanish was called "the language of Cervantes".
According to Xinhuanet on March 17, 2015, Spanish experts announced on the 17th that the remains of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, the great Spanish writer and author of the literary masterpiece "Don Quixote", have been found in the church of Trinitarias in the center of Madrid.
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Don Quixote is the protagonist of Cervantes' work Don Quixote. He is a complex and contradictory character.
1. On the one hand, he indulges in fantasy and starts from subjectivity. Acting absurdly, recklessly, and not learning lessons. For example, if you imagine a windmill as a giant, you will be thrown to the ground by a windmill, but you will fall for the trick of a magician.
2. On the other hand, the starting point of what he does has a noble aspect, that is, to pursue a noble principle. He wants to be a chivalrous knight, to hoe the strong and help the weak, to uphold justice, and to fight for this, with the spirit of self-sacrifice.
3. Subjectively, he pursues and defends the truth, but what he pursues is a "chivalrous way" that is divorced from reality and has long been outdated, so he is destined to only hit a wall and harm others and himself. He is ridiculous and pathetic, amiable and respectable, and in him he combines comedy and tragedy wonderfully, becoming a unique artistic image in the history of literature throughout the ages.
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He is supposed to be a man who was deeply influenced by the medieval knightly system in Western Europe, and in the era of the overall decline of the feudal system, he was also obsessed with single-handedly making achievements and getting lost, although the behavior was funny, but the meaning was profound, thought-provoking, and we will more or less find our own shadow. It should be called a masterpiece of the Renaissance, and we should analyze him from two sides, not only to recognize his shortcomings, but also to learn from his perseverance and persistence.
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Probably an elegy for dreamers.