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- El_Criticón abstract "El Criticón is a Spanish novel by Baltasar Gracián published in three parts in the years 1651, 1653, and 1657. It is considered the greatest work of Gracián and it's one of the most influential works in Spanish literature, along with Don Quixote and La Celestina. El Criticón collects and expands all of his previous works novelistically.The work takes the form of an allegory covering the whole life of Andrenio, representing two facets of him: impulsive and inexperienced. It outlines the philosophical vision of Gracián's world in the form of an epic moral.After his previous drafts, Gracián projected a work of romance meant to summarize his thoughts and expanding his expertise as a writer at the same time. The novel was written during his later years and contains his ultimate vision of the world and human life. It is considered a pessimistic and desolate look, although the two virtuous protagonists represent hope, managing to escape mediocrity and reaching eternal fame.".
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- El_Criticón wikiPageRevisionID "605636021".
- El_Criticón subject Category:1650s_novels.
- El_Criticón subject Category:Spanish_novels.
- El_Criticón type Book.
- El_Criticón type Novel.
- El_Criticón type Work.
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- El_Criticón comment "El Criticón is a Spanish novel by Baltasar Gracián published in three parts in the years 1651, 1653, and 1657. It is considered the greatest work of Gracián and it's one of the most influential works in Spanish literature, along with Don Quixote and La Celestina. El Criticón collects and expands all of his previous works novelistically.The work takes the form of an allegory covering the whole life of Andrenio, representing two facets of him: impulsive and inexperienced.".
- El_Criticón label "El Criticón".
- El_Criticón label "El Criticón".
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- El_Criticón sameAs El_Criticón.
- El_Criticón sameAs Q3049817.
- El_Criticón sameAs Q3049817.
- El_Criticón wasDerivedFrom El_Criticón?oldid=605636021.
- El_Criticón depiction El_Criticon_1651.jpg.
