Quixotization and Sanchification in Don Quixote: Meaning and Analysis
Quixotization and Sanchification in Don Quixote Quixotization is the process by which Sancho Panza gradually adopts some of Don Quixote’s idealism, imagination, and desire for glory. Sanchification is the opposite process: Don Quixote slowly becomes more practical, more aware of reality, and closer to Sancho’s earthly common sense. Both terms are commonly associated with Salvador …
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