Cervantine studies

Cervantine studies focus on the works and influence of Miguel de Cervantes, particularly his famous novel "Don Quixote." This field explores themes such as reality versus illusion, social satire, and the evolution of the modern novel. Scholars analyze Cervantes’ contributions to literature, his historical context in 17th-century Spain, and his impact on language and storytelling. By examining his works, Cervantine studies also consider broader cultural and philosophical questions, illuminating how Cervantes reflects and critiques human nature and society. Overall, it enriches our understanding of literature and its role throughout history.