Lecturas decimonónicas de la segunda parte del Quijote: una aparente paradoja del cervantismo romántico / Nineteenth-century readings of the second part of Quixote: Apparent paradox in the Romantic Cervantism

<p class="Pa55">La interpretación romántica del Quijote en el siglo xixvolcó sobre la segunda parte de la novela el significado trágico y trascendente que acabó imponiéndose en su lectura. Sin embargo, de forma aparentemente paradójica, la mayor parte de los críticos decantaron su preferencia por el Quijote de 1605 a partir de algunos núcleos esenciales de la concepción romántica que tratan de esclarecerse en este trabajo.</p><p class="Pa55"><strong>Palabras clave:</strong> Quijote, 1615, Romanticismo, Cervantismo, interpretación romántica</p><p class="Pa54" align="center"> </p><p class="Pa55"><strong>Abstract: </strong></p><p class="Pa55">The Quixote’s romantic interpretation in the 19th century developed in the second part of the novel the tragic and transcending meaning in its reading. Nevertheless most romantic researchers have paradoxically expressed their preferences in favour of the Quixote of 1605 according to some essential aspects of the romantic conception that we try to clarify in this paper.</p><p class="Default"><strong>Keywords:</strong> Quixote, 1615, Romanticism, Cervantism, Romantic Approach.</p>

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