Question

Windmills of the mind As Edith Grossman’s translation of Don Quixote is published, AS Byatt considers the influence of Cervantes’ masterpiece on the development of the modern novel​ The power of the novel (and of all novels, but most particularly of this one) lies in the need to imagine people and things that don’t exist. In that sense Quixote’s desire for the world to be a place of extreme adventures, concerned with high moral virtues [...], is a version of every human need to make the world more real and more meaningful through the unrealities of art. Cervantes’ peculiar skill lies in the way in which he delightfully confuses his own readers by writing about enchanted windmills and wineskins, magic helmets and barbers’ basins. We have all used the equivalent of a basin to turn ourselves into a character in a tale.
De acordo com a reportagem, a obra de Cervantes dialoga com necessidades humanas graças à sua capacidade de
A confundir os leitores criando suspense.
B exercitar a imaginação por meio da fantasia.
C criar cenários encantados a partir do mundo real.
D representar o ímpeto de dar maior significado ao mundo.
E produzir enredos cheios de aventuras e de virtudes morais exemplares.​

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b

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