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3 years ago

Cervantes adopts an ironic tone to satirize the culture of his time. True OR False

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I think the answer is true, but before you answer the question wait for someone else to answer besides me just to double check :)

Vlada [557]3 years ago

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The answer is: true.

Cervantes, the author of <em>Don Quixote, </em>indeed makes use of irony to satirize the culture of his time. His novel, is, in fact, a lot more than a satire —it is, after all, the first modern novel—, however, irony is most present in his narrative especially in the guise of Sancho Panza who many claim is an intricate and complicated caricature of Spaniards´ worldly and mundane preoccupations and their historically innate sense of existential but practical, often comical, understanding of life.

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