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Happy (presumed) birthday, Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (b. on or around 9/27/1547 in Alcalá de Henares, Spain)!
#migueldecervantes — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #migueldecervantes, aggregated by home.social.
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¿Cuándo llegarán los nuevos billetes de euro y cómo será el cambio? #BilletesDeEuro #Euro #NuevosBilletes #BCE #BancoCentralEuropeo #Economía #Dinero #Europa #MiguelDeCervantes #BilleteDe50 #Efectivo #Actualidad #felizjueves #24deseptiembre
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Nueva entrada en el Blog del GRISO (#GRISO_UNAV, #GRISO_ICS, #ICS_UNAV, #UNAV).
Disponible el programa del Congreso Internacional «Cervantes y el “Quijote” desde Alcázar. Un legado universal patrimonio de la Humanidad. En memoria de Enrique Suárez Figaredo» (Alcázar de San Juan, Ciudad Real, 6-7 de noviembre de 2026)
¡Os esperamos a todos en noviembre para esta nueva cita cervantina en Alcázar de San Juan!
#SiglodeOro #Literatura #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #Cervantismo #Quijote #DonQuijote #DonQuijotedelaMancha #AlcázardeSanJuan #ElCorazóndelaMancha #CiudadReal #CastillaLaMancha #CastillaLaManchaEngacha #Quijotízate
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¿Qué tenía el aceite de Aparicio que curó las heridas de Don Quijote? #AceiteDeAparicio #DonQuijote #Cervantes #MiguelDeCervantes #Quijote #Ciencia #Historia #Medicina #HistoriaDeLaMedicina #Literatura #Farmacia #Curiosidades #felizsabado #29deagosto
https://donporque.com/el-aceite-de-aparicio-que-curo-a-don-quijote-reaparece/
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Don Quixote Comes to Life at Laredo Center for the Arts #CaminArte #ArtExhibition #ArtsAndCulture #ArtsEducation #cervantes #CommunityArts #CulturalEducation #DonQuixote #DowntownLaredo #HistoricArt #laredo #LaredoArts #LaredoCenterForTheArts #LaredoTexas #literature #MiguelDeCervantes #StudentEducation #TexasArts #TexasBorderBusiness #TheQuestToDream https://texasborderbusiness.com/don-quixote-comes-to-life-at-laredo-center-for-the-arts/
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I am a firm believer in tilting at windmills
https://www.flickr.com/photos/woolamaloo_gazette/55468147995/in/photostream/lightbox/
Dik Downey's version of the iconic windmill scene, from his one-man Don Quixote at the #Fringe
#Edinburgh #Edimbourg #books #livres #bookstodon #play #theatre #EdinburghFringe #photography #photography #puppet #DonQuixote #MiguelDeCervantes #PeopleWatching #DikDowney #Actor #Acteur
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Dik Downey from his one-man take on that great man of La Mancha, Don Quixote https://www.flickr.com/photos/woolamaloo_gazette/55467923834/in/photostream/lightbox/
On at the #Fringe , King Dome at Pleasance Dome (yes, the big 70s sci-fi dome at Bristo Square!). Highly recommended - clever use of props, sound effects and puppets to fill out the world of that splendid madman
#DonQuixote #photography #photographie #theatre #books #livres #MiguelDeCervantes #DikDowney #Actor #Acteur
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https://www.europesays.com/de/1203100/ Ein Basstölpel in bar: EU-Bürger dürfen über neue Geldscheine entscheiden, gute Idee? – Geld und Design #Afrika #AktuelleNachrichten #AktuelleNews #Asien #BerthaVonSuttner #ChristineLagarde #EU #Europa #EuropäischeUnion #Europe #EuropeanUnion #EZB #Headlines #Kultur #LeonardoDaVinci #LudwigVanBeethoven #MariaCallas #MiguelDeCervantes #Nachrichten #News #Schlagzeilen #TheodorWAdorno
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Ein Basstölpel in bar: EU-Bürger dürfen über neue Geldscheine entscheiden, gute Idee? – Geld und Design
Säbelschnäbler oder Leonardo da Vinci? Was die Entwürfe für die neuen Geldscheine zeigen. Erkundungen in der Vogelwelt und…
#EuropeSays #EU #Europa #Afrika #Asien #BerthavonSuttner #ChristineLagarde #EuropäischeUnion #EZB #Kultur #LeonardodaVinci #LudwigvanBeethoven #MariaCallas #MigueldeCervantes #TheodorW.Adorno
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Brasil: contra os moinhos de vento da política
Cresce a descrença de jovens em partidos e revolta é capturada por discursos “anti-sistema” cínicos. Enfrentar a desesperança exige novas formas de participação – e recolocar o foco da política na luta contra o sistema econômico que multiplica injustiçashttps://outraspalavras.net/crise-brasileira/brasil-contra-os-moinhos-de-vento-da-politica/
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conquista leitores geração após geração. O clássico de Miguel de Cervantes é considerado o expoente máximo da literatura espanhola e, em 2002, foi eleito por uma comissão de escritores de 54 países o melhor livro de ficção de todos os tempos. Em homenagem aos 400 anos de morte de Miguel de Cervantes
https://updomquixote.com/dom-quixote-de-la-mancha-miguel-de-cervantes/
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#DomQuixote #MiguelDeCervantes #Cervantes #SanchoPança #Literatura #LiteraturaClássica #ClássicosDaLiteratura #Livro #Leitura #Leitores #Biblioteca #Romance #Ficção -
https://www.europesays.com/es/642118/ Orson Welles vuelve a enfrentarse a los molinos de Don Quijote: 30 horas y 2.200 páginas de “caos absoluto” | Cultura #Cine #Cultura #ElQuijote #Entertainment #Entretenimiento #ES #España #FilmotecaEspañola #MiguelDeCervantes #OrsonWelles #Películas #Spain
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Done Quixote? Film archivists on quest to finish Orson Welles passion project https://www.theguardian.com/film/2026/jun/29/orson-welles-unfinished-don-quixote-film #OrsonWelles #MiguelDeCervantes #Film #Books #Culture #Spain #Italy #France #Europe #WorldNews
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https://www.europesays.com/it/548936/ Da Boves a Madrid in bicicletta – La Guida #AdrianoGiordano #Barcellona #Boves #Ciclismo #Cuenca #Cycling #DaBovesAMadrin #DonChisciotte #francia #GiuseppeRoffinella #IT #Italia #Italy #MiguelDeCervantes #PietroGiordano #spagna #Sport #Sports
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Colores Narrativos | Junio amarillo
Junio despide a la primavera y nos ciega con su intenso fulgor amarillo. ¿Qué anime, manga, lectura, película y disco representan mejor la luz abrasadora, la arena y la energía de esta época del año? Pasa, acomódate y descubre la nueva alineación de Colores Narrativos.https://villasenpai.wordpress.com/2026/06/07/colores-narrativos-junio-amarillo/
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Una firma de Cervantes de 120.000 euros que no podrá salir de España: sale a subasta un documento único en Madrid y Cultura quiere blindarlo
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Una firma de Cervantes de 120.000 euros que no podrá salir de España: sale a subasta un documento único en Madrid y Cultura quiere blindarlo
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Il 23 aprile è la Giornata Mondiale del #Libro e del Diritto d'Autore perché si fa risalire a quel giorno del 1616 la morte di #WilliamShakespeare e #MigueldeCervantes. In una fase storica nella quale i #film italiani neppure vengono invitati a #Cannes, mi piace ricordare quando questo, girato dai Fratelli Taviani ed ispirato al "Giulio Cesare" del drammaturgo inglese, vinceva a #Berlino. Cesare Deve Morire (2012) - Dailymotion https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9xtqmo
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La entrada de hoy en #ÍnsulaBarañaria, mi blog de #literatura.
La documentación histórica en «La leyenda del ladrón» (2012) de Juan Gómez-Jurado
#Narrativa #NovelaHistórica #JuanGómezJurado #LaLeyendadelLadrón #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #RecreacionesCervantinas #RQC
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Este viernes 24 y el sábado 25 tendremos las V Jornadas Cervantinas «Juan Haldudo» de Mota del Cuervo, este año bajo el lema «Cervantes renace en La Mota», coorganizadas por el Grupo de Investigación Siglo de Oro (GRISO) de la Universidad de Navarra, la Asociación de Amigos por la Historia de Mota del Cuervo y el Excmo. Ayuntamiento de Mota del Cuervo, con la colaboración del Instituto Almagro de teatro clásico de la Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, la Asociación de Cervantistas y la Red de Ciudades Cervantinas. Contaremos con 10 ponentes de España, Francia y Portugal. ¡Estáis todos cordialmente invitados!
#Literatura #SiglodeOro #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #Cervantismo #Quijote #DonQuijote #DonQuijotedelaMancha #MotadelCuervo #Cuenca #ReddeCiudadesCervantinas #CastillaLaMancha #CastillaLaManchaEngancha
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Disponible el programa de las V Jornadas Cervantinas Juan Haldudo, «Cervantes renace en La Mota» (Mota del Cuervo, Cuenca, 24-25 de abril de 2026)
#Literatura #SiglodeOro #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #Cervantismo #DonQuijote #DonQuijotedelaMancha #JornadasCervantinasJuanHaldudo #MotadelCuervo #Cuenca #CastillaLaMancha #CastillaLaManchaEngancha #UNAV #FYLUNAV #GRISO_UNAV
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Tra il 1605 e il 1615, lo scrittore, drammaturgo e poeta spagnolo #MigueldeCervantes dà alle stampe quello che viene ritenuto il primo grande #romanzo della modernità: « #DonChisciotteDellaMancia », uno dei #libri più citati, studiati e amati della #letteratura mondiale.
https://www.illibraio.it/news/narrativa/don-chisciotte-di-cervantes-1494230/
#Cervantes #cultura #lettura #classici #utopia #epicacavalleresca #Spagna
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Espectacular vídeo promocional de las V Jornadas Cervantinas Juan Haldudo de Mota del Cuervo (24-25 de abril de 2026), creado por Laura Castellanos Fernández.
#Literatura #SiglodeOro #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #Cervantismo #Quijote #DonQuijote #DonQuijotedelaMancha #MotadelCuervo #Cuenca #RedDeCiudadesCervantinas #CastillaLaMancha #CastillaLaManchaEngancha
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La entrada de hoy en #ÍnsulaBarañaria, mi blog de #literatura.
Cervantes y Shakespeare, y su posible encuentro, en «La leyenda del ladrón» (2012) de Juan Gómez-Jurado (y 4)
#Narrativa #NovelaHistórica #JuanGómezJurado #LaLeyendadelLadrón #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #RecreacionesCervantinas #RQC
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La entrada de hoy en #ÍnsulaBarañaria, mi blog de #literatura:
Cervantes y Shakespeare, y su posible encuentro, en «La leyenda del ladrón» (2012) de Juan Gómez-Jurado (3)
#Narrativa #NovelaHistórica #JuanGómezJurado #LaLeyendadelLadrón #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #RecreacionesCervantinas #RQC
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Mit Dekreten und markigen Worten bekämpft US-Präsident Donald Trump erneuerbare Energien. Doch der Feldzug läuft nicht nach Plan. Die Zahlen zeigen: Wind- und Solarkraft erleben in den USA einen deutlichen Aufschwung.#Wissenschaft #DonaldTrump #Windenergie #Solarenergie #Energiewende #Ökostrom #ErneuerbareEnergien #MigueldeCervantes #Schottland
(S+) USA: Donald Trump will Windkraft und Solarenergie abwürgen – doch es passiert das Gegenteil -
La entrada de hoy en #ÍnsulaBarañaria, mi blog de #literatura:
Cervantes y Shakespeare, y su posible encuentro, en «La leyenda del ladrón» (2012) de Juan Gómez-Jurado (2)
#Narrativa #NovelaHistórica #JuanGómezJurado #LaLeyendadelLadrón #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #RecreacionesCervantinas #RQC
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CW: Hörbuch
bisher wusste ich nicht, wer Bruno Frank war und was für ein Leben Cervantes führte, es liest Ulrich Noethen
https://www.ardsounds.de/sendung/bruno-frank-cervantes/urn:ard:show:babf67f535fe5eca/
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Párrafo escrito por Miguel de Cervantes y citado por Johannes Kaiser: #Falso | vía #FastCheckCL
#chequeo #chile #desinformación #discursopúblico #donquijotedelamancha #factchecking #falso #fastcheckcl #johanneskaiser #migueldecervantes #queridosancho #quijote
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La entrada de hoy en #ÍnsulaBarañaria, mi blog de #literatura:
Cervantes y Shakespeare, y su posible encuentro, en «La leyenda del ladrón» (2012) de Juan Gómez-Jurado (1)
#Narrativa #NovelaHistórica #JuanGómezJurado #LaLeyendadelLadrón #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #RecreacionesCervantinas #RQC
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La entrada de hoy en #ÍnsulaBarañaria, mi blog de #literatura.
Características de «La leyenda del ladrón» (2012) de Juan Gómez-Jurado: el subgénero de esta novela
#Narrativa #NovelaHistórica #JuanGómezJurado #LaLeyendadelLadrón #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #RecreacionesCervantinas #RQC
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La entrada de hoy en #ÍnsulaBarañaria, mi blog de #literatura:
«La leyenda del ladrón» (2012) de Juan Gómez-Jurado: estructura y argumento
#Narrativa #NovelaHistórica #JuanGómezJurado #LaLeyendadelLadrón #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #RecreacionesCervantinas #RQC
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La entrada de hoy en #ÍnsulaBarañaria, mi blog de #literatura:
«La leyenda del ladrón» (2012), de Juan Gómez Jurado, una exitosa novela de aventuras históricas
#Narrativa #NovelaHistórica #JuanGómezJurado #LaLeyendadelLadrón #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #RecreacionesCervantinas #RQC
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Don Quixote – Birmingham Royal Ballet – The Lowry, Salford
Music: Ludwig Minkus, Hans Vercauteren W…
#Birmingham #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Alfie-LeeHall #BeatriceParma #BirminghamRoyalBallet #Britain #CarlosAcosta #DominicAntonucci #DonQuixote #EnriqueBejaranoVidal #GreatBritain #HansVercauteren #LachlanMonaghan #Lowry #LudwigMinkus #MariusPepita #MigueldeCervantes #PeterMumford #RoryMackay #Salford #ThomasJung #TimHatley
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/809971/ Don Quixote – Birmingham Royal Ballet – The Lowry, Salford #AlfieLeeHall #BeatriceParma #Birmingham #BirminghamRoyalBallet #Britain #CarlosAcosta #DominicAntonucci #DonQuixote #England #EnriqueBejaranoVidal #GreatBritain #HansVercauteren #LachlanMonaghan #Lowry #LudwigMinkus #MariusPepita #MiguelDeCervantes #PeterMumford #RoryMackay #Salford #ThomasJung #TimHatley #UK #UnitedKingdom
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La entrada de hoy en #ÍnsulaBarañaria, mi blog de #literatura:
Cervantes y Shakespeare en «La leyenda del ladrón» (2012) de Juan Gómez-Jurado
#Narrativa #NovelaHistórica #JuanGómezJurado #LaLeyendadelLadrón #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #RecreacionesCervantinas #RQC
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https://www.europesays.com/es/362055/ Un corto documental filmado en Tariego pone voz al medio rural #Cerrato #Cine #Cortometrajes #Documental #Entertainment #Entretenimiento #ES #España #Film #MiguelDeCervantes #Movies #Spain #TariegoDeCerrato #UniversidadEuropeaMiguelDeCervantes #verano
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“The hours of folly are measur’d by the clock, / But of wisdom: no clock can measure.”*…
Our problems are so vast, our distance from them so great. Benjamin Cohen asks how we navigate our “derangement of scale”?
… Parents say the days are long but the years are short. Sophocles says time eases all things. Thoreau says time is but the stream we go a-fishing in. Einstein tells us time is an illusion. I don’t know what I’m supposed to do with that. All of them are right.
A human life can be 70, 80, maybe 90 years. The tuataras, a New Zealand reptile, can live to be 100, as can a crocodile. A Seychelles giant tortoise can live close to 200 years. Sea animals have us all beat. Bowhead whales can live past 200 years. For some sea urchin species, it’s 300. The ocean quahog clam can live past 500. On the other end are insects. An adult dragonfly might live a week. Shadflies, also called mayflies or fishflies, live just a day or two.
Geological time has an entirely different range of long and short. My friend studies ice cores from millions of years ago, examining glacial variation to better understand how climates change. The Pleistocene, Pliocene, Miocene. These are epochs, an official scientific term for a measure of time—less than a period, more than an age. Epochs span millions of years. They put our biological lifespans to shame. We are shadflies to the sandstone sediment of the Miocene.
Our current epoch, scientists argue, is called the Anthropocene. It’s new. The term comes from Paul J. Crutzen, a Nobel Prize-winning chemist who wrote that “human activities are exerting increasing impacts on the environment on all scales”—impacts so profound that we created an entirely new stamp on the timeline. The Anthropocene is a commentary on our scales of time as well as space. It isn’t just how old things are or how long they take, but how big they are and how vast their dimensions are.
I’ll admit a little hesitancy for the concept. It’s an audacious move, to declare the dawn of a new epoch from within; I’m not sure if there’s a bit too much modern exceptionalism at work. But I also can’t say the full scientific validity matters for me. Say what you will about the Anthropocene, but I nod to it for trying to gauge what’s so strange and difficult about our moment. It is the relationship between biological generations and geological epochs, between the scope of mortal activity and that of global planetary activity. It is all scales everywhere all at once.
Understanding the significance of our own lives requires some understanding of scale. “Just as the microscope and telescope extended our vision into spatial realms once too minuscule or too immense for us to see, geology provides a lens through which we can witness time in a way that transcends the limits of our human experiences,” Marcia Bjornerud, a geologist, writes. The Anthropocene, she suggests, is a fine time to “adopt a geologic respect for time and its capacity to transfigure, destroy, renew, amplify, erode, propagate, entwine, innovate, and exterminate.” We need to know how to navigate our epoch: to recognize our profusion of scales and strive to understand, amidst their collisions, not just how to care for the world beyond us but how a person can be, what it means to stand as a morally vested individual.
And yet we humans are still not particularly good at seeing ourselves in time or space. I’m certainly not. So here we are. Not only has our age come face to face with an emergency of scalar challenges—brashly called a global climate crisis—but we have produced a daunting sense of distance from addressing it. The problems are physically too far away, too large, too vast; the psychological distance we feel from addressing them is too great. It’s a double-distancing. Hopelessness comes from the scalar mismatch between we individuals, who are wee individuals, and the problems of an 8,000-mile-diameter earth.
All of this was on my mind when I first met Robert Socolow [here], an 88-year-old physicist who, over the course of his life, turned to environmental science and technology to help humanity respond to our most complex challenges of scale. One of those efforts has been with the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, where Socolow helps with their Doomsday Clock. That’s the device that, since 1947, tracks humanity’s proximity to self-destruction. The clock is a metaphor, presuming to measure Blake’s hours of folly by minute and second hand; the hands are set by “nuclear risk, climate change, disruptive technologies, and biosecurity,” among other concerns. They’ve changed positions 26 times in the decades since they began metaphorically ticking. Since 2010, the clock’s hands have only moved closer to midnight.
In 2025, Socolow himself revealed the face of the clock at a press conference in Washington, DC. It was January and he was at the US Institute of Peace in Foggy Bottom. With a crowd of reporters looking on, cameras flashing and shutters digitally clicking, Socolow stood by a modernist wooden stand and spun a turntable to reveal the clock hands at a small, acute angle against midnight. A world of scalar challenges fell into an urgent sort of order. The end was 89 seconds away.
Most of us are daunted, every day, by the vastness of planetary activity and the proximity of our personal choices. We look at the clock, unsure how to balance clashing scopes of time and space. But if I’m unsettled, I want proximity to settle me. I want to be close, I want to feel part of the world I inhabit and see and feel, I want to hold those I love near to me. So what should we do?…
… The confusion may come from what the writer Timothy Clark calls “derangements of scale.” Our experiences as modern global humans, Clark writes, are like being “lost in a small town” and then handed a map of the entire earth for locating yourself and finding your way. In the Anthropocene, he writes, “we have a map, [and] its scale includes the whole earth, but when it comes to relating the threat to daily questions of politics, ethics, or specific interpretations of history, culture, literature, etc., the map is often almost mockingly useless.” Our scales are too imbalanced; we are unable to think the unthinkable. It goes without saying that it can be paralyzing, demoralizing, to be an individual acting as part of the collective, globe-sized world…
[Cohen shares his conversations with Socolow, with call-outs to Tolstoy, Camus, Augustine, and Solnit…]
… The attempt to capture our smallness inside the grandness of the universe is a timeless human quest, I get that. Tolstoy’s theological view is a typical one; God is that which is without scale. Even if I’m not so theological about it, I share the modern anxiety. And that anxiety is currently a dominant emotion.
Clark writes that “deranged jumps in scale and fantasies of agency may recall rhetoric associated with the atomic bomb in the 1950s and after.” After talking to Socolow a number of times, I don’t think it recalls so much as continues that rhetoric. The new atomic age was a test case for the coming collisions of scale that derange us now. The Doomsday Clock was about sounding the alarm. It was meant to shake people, to grab them by the shoulders and yell that they pay attention to human-made catastrophe.
We’ve flipped in the past 50 years, nearly the exact span of my own life. A half century later, and so many people have gone from urgency to hopelessness. They feel bombarded by all scales, not just the next one.
There’s room to reconsider that bombardment. There’s time to think to the next scale. Socolow has been doing it his entire adult life. So were Augustine and Tolstoy and Camus and so is Solnit. It isn’t new, we aren’t alone.
And so Socolow and I stand in his home office, trying to measure. It’s misty outside and calm inside. He is thinking in linear feet of books, where the spatial scale of distance is a proxy for the temporal scale of his life’s work. I’m thinking in years, measuring my sense of contribution and belonging against the shadfly-like limitations of a mere biological lifespan. I’m cautious, excited, gratified that the two of us can talk and compare across the scales of our current lives. That Blake couplet in the epigraph above [title quote] runs through my head. Socolow’s keenly aware of his own place in our epoch. Nearly a hundred linear feet of a life’s work at an archive, and still, as we consider our various measures, he tells me, “I am searching for ways to be constructive, and there are small opportunities here and there so far.” There is wisdom here, even if no clock can measure it…
Eminently worth reading in full: “By All Measures,” from @longreads.com.
* William Blake, “Proverbs of Hell”
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As we take the long view, we might we might rejoice in the naively and nobly inventive: it was on this date in 1605 that El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha (or The Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote of La Mancha— aka Don Quixote), the masterwork of Miguel de Cervantes (and of the Spanish Golden Age) and a founding work of Western literature, was first published. Widely considered the first modern novel (published in the Western world), it is also considered by many (still) to be the best; it is in any case the second most translated work in the world (after the Bible).
Original title page (source) #anthropocene #Cervantes #crisis #culture #DonQuixote #history #MiguelDeCervantes #philosophy #problems #wisdom -
🎯 ■ Va al museo de Don Quijote en Ciudad Real y no da crédito al ver lo que se encuentra ■ "¡Que es que son gratis!".
https://www.huffingtonpost.es/virales/va-museo-don-quijote-ciudad-real-da-credito-ver-encuentra.html?int=MASTODON_WORLD#museos #migueldecervantes #virales #elquijote #castillalamancha #ciudadreal
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https://www.europesays.com/es/216713/ Gonzalo Celorio gana el Premio Cervantes 2025 | Cultura #ÁlvaroPombo #Cultura #Entertainment #Entretenimiento #ErnestUrtasun #ES #Escritores #España #GonzaloCelorio #Latinoamérica #literatura #LuisMateoDíez #MiguelDeCervantes #MinisterioDeCultura #PremioCervantes #Spain
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Just finished the epic Don Quixote, the Edith Grossman translation. Very entertaining and readable. After a month of being immersed in tales of knights errant I will miss the company of The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha and his faithful squire Sancho Panza.
#DonQuixote #SanchoPanza #classicliterature #literature #books #MigueldeCervantes #EdithGrossman #chivalry #knightserrant
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I’d be as good a king of my estate as any other King; and being so, I should do as I liked; and doing as I liked, I should take my pleasure; and taking my pleasure, I should be contented; and when one’s content, there’s nothing more to desire; and when there’s nothing more to desire, there’s an end of it.
[Tan Rey seria yo de mi estado, como cada uno del suyo: y siendolo, haria lo que quisiesse: y haziendo lo que quisiesse, haria mi gusto: y haziendo mi gusto, estaria contento: y en estando uno contento, no tiene mas que dessear: y no teniendo mas qu essear, acabose.]Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616) Spanish novelist
Don Quixote, Part 1, ch. 50 [Sancho] (1605) [tr. Cohen (1950)]More info about (and translations of) this quote: wist.info/cervantes-miguel-de/…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #cervantes #donquixote #MiguelDeCervantes #contentment #desire #fulfilment #king #license #power
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🎨 ■ Amenábar: "No estoy asegurando que Cervantes fuera homosexual, estoy explorando una hipótesis que aparecía en muchos libros de Historia" ■ Entrevista con el cineasta que presenta su nueva película, 'El cautivo', sobre los años en Argel de Miguel de Cervantes.
https://www.huffingtonpost.es/life/cultura/amenabar-no-asegurando-cervantes-fuera-homosexual-explorando-hipotesis-aparecia-libros-historia.html?int=MASTODON_WORLD -
#CatchOfTheDay
#OpenAccess on
#MENAdoc:
"Cervantes y el mediterráneo hispano-otomano" by Pablo Martín Asuero[Istanbul: The Isis Press, 2006]
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Héctor Noguera y rol social de las artes: “Más que importante, es indispensable” | vía #UChileRadio
#caballodeferia #cadem #donquijotedelamancha #héctornoguera #ignaciomassa #migueldecervantes #teatrocamino
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Fiesta para no olvidar a Miguel de Cervantes
La Semana Cervantina del Centro Cultural de España inicia hoy con el monólogo De cuyo nombre no puedo olvidarme, bajo la dirección de María Bonilla
La entrada Fiesta para no olvidar a Miguel de Cervantes aparece primero en Semanario Universidad.#BibliotecaNacional #CentroCulturalDeE #Cultura #MiguelDeCervantes #Monólogo #ÚltimaHora
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Fiesta para no olvidar a Miguel de Cervantes
La Semana Cervantina del Centro Cultural de España inicia hoy con el monólogo De cuyo nombre no puedo olvidarme, bajo la dirección de María Bonilla
La entrada Fiesta para no olvidar a Miguel de Cervantes aparece primero en Semanario Universidad.#BibliotecaNacional #CentroCulturalDeE #Cultura #MiguelDeCervantes #Monólogo #SinCategoría #ÚltimaHora
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"[...] el sol entraba tan apriesa y con tanto ardor, que fuera bastante a derretirle los sesos, si algunos tuviera".
Don Quijote de la Mancha - Primera parte - Capítulo II
#Lecturas #DonQuijoteDeLaMancha #MiguelDeCervantes #CitasLiterarias #Livetoot #Literaverso #Bookstodon
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Las ideas literarias de #Cervantes coinciden en varios puntos con las expuestas en el #Quijote por el cura y el barbero (agentes de la función literaria en la Primera parte al estar presentes ambos en los dos escrutinios), y también por el canónigo de Toledo, para quien los libros de caballerías deleitan y no enseñan (contraviniendo la premisa horaciana del «prodesse et delectare») y desde el punto de vista de la historia son «cuentos disparatados» que están «llenos de tantos y tan desaforados disparates». Otro aspecto de los libros de caballerías criticado por los intelectuales de la época tenía que ver con la moral: eran una lectura no recomendable para las mujeres e inadecuada para la evangelización de los indígenas en América. Sin embargo, no olvidemos que los libros de caballerías eran del gusto de príncipes y santos (por ejemplo, Teresa de Jesús, Ignacio de Loyola…).
#Literatura #SiglodeOro #Cervantes #Quijote #Cervantes2025 #Quijote2025 #Cervantes2025UNAV #Quijote2025UNAV #MigueldeCervantes #DonQuijote #DonQuijotedelaMancha #Cervantízate #Quijotízate #LeeElQuijote_Aventúrate
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Otro aspecto criticado por Cervantes es la pretendida «verdad histórica» de los libros de caballerías (recordemos cómo los interpretaba el ventero, cuando creía que las historias de #CirongiliodeTracia y de #FelixmartedeHircania habían sido reales: es decir, considera la ficción como si fuera historia). Lo que lleva a que Cardenio diga: «Poco le falta a nuestro huésped para hacer la segunda parte de don Quijote» (I, 32). Recordemos también cómo termina ese acalorado diálogo (el ventero no entiende que se puedan imprimir libros mentirosos): «—¡Bueno es que quiera darme vuestra merced a entender que todo aquello que estos buenos libros dicen sean disparate y mentiras, estando impreso con licencia de los señores del Consejo Real, como si ellos fueran gente que habían de dejar imprimir tanta mentira junta y tantas batallas y tantos encantamentos que quitan el juicio!» (I, 32).
#Literatura #SiglodeOro #Cervantes #Quijote #Cervantes2025 #Quijote2025 #Cervantes2025UNAV #Quijote2025UNAV #MigueldeCervantes #DonQuijote #DonQuijotedelaMancha #Cervantízate #Quijotízate #LeeElQuijote_Aventúrate
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Cervantes Origin Story ‘The Captive,’ Directed by Alejandro Amenábar, Debuts Teaser (EXCLUSIVE)
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Tienes que desconfiar de los clérigos
Como dijo Miguel de Cervantes
https://www.enfaseterminal.com/2025/01/Tiienes-que-desconfiar-del-clerigo.html
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Nueva entrada en el Blog del GRISO (@griso_unav, @fylunav, @unav):
Publicado en Acceso Abierto el volumen «Cervantes y el “Quijote” desde Alcázar: literatura, historia, sociedad», editado por Carlos Mata Induráin, Juan Bautista Mata Peñuela y Luis Miguel Román Alhambra (BIADIG, 72)
#Literatura #SiglodeOro #Narrativa #Cervantes #MigueldeCervantes #Quijote #DonQuijote #DonQuijotedelaMancha #AlcázardeSanJuan #ColecciónBIADIG #GRISO_UNAV #UNAV #DADUN #AccesoAbierto #OpenAccess #CienciaAbierta #OpenScience
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I’m reading #DonQuixote by #MiguelDeCervantes at the moment and thoroughly enjoying it. Since overhearing a little of it in an audiobook not long ago, I realized that it was not a dry #book at all. There are glimpses of what later authors, like #PGWodehouse and even #TerryPratchett took from it and also characters like #InspectorClouseau show traits of the deluded hero of the book.
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« The phoenix hope, can wing her way through the desert skies, and still defying fortune's spite; revive from ashes and rise. »
― Miguel de Cervantes
🔗 · https://poligraf.tumblr.com/post/730474154450731008/the-phoenix-hope-can-wing-her-way-through-the
#quotes #MiguelDeCervantes #hope #phoenix #HopeSpringsEternal
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« Time ripens all things. No man is born wise. »
― Miguel de Cervantes
🔗 · https://poligraf.tumblr.com/post/727487911694680064/time-ripens-all-things-no-man-is-born-wise
