The Man Who Invented Fiction: How Cervantes Ushered in the Modern World
William Egginton examines how Miguel de Cervantes helped usher in the modern world through the invention of fiction. Combining literary and historical perspectives, this book explores the significance of Cervantes’s contribution and the lasting relationship between storytelling, modernity, and cultural understanding.
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William Egginton examines the role of Miguel de Cervantes in the development of modern fiction.
The book considers how Cervantes’s literary invention influenced the way the modern world is understood.
It offers a historical and literary perspective on fiction, its origins, and its broader cultural significance.
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