Abu Dhabi Book Fair Honors Don Quixote

The article celebrates the novel "Don Quixote" by the Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes during the 35th edition of the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, held from September 13 to 18. The novel is highlighted as one of the greatest literary works in history, depicting the journey of the Spanish nobleman "Alonso Quixano," who becomes obsessed after reading numerous chivalric tales. He decides to become a wandering knight with the aim of reviving the age of chivalry and eliminating injustice. The narrative focuses on themes of the journey between illusion and reality, the paradox of imagination and factuality, and imaginary battles. "Don Quixote" is considered the first modern novel, at the heart of philosophical discussions about truth and fantasy. It transcended the Spanish language to become a global symbol, having been chosen as the "Book of the World" at the fair. This underscores the novel's role as a cultural space that goes beyond borders, connecting people through its translations and interpretations. The article also highlights Cervantes' impact as one of the greatest Spanish novelists and his major contribution to the development of the modern novel.

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