Cervantes's Novel of Modern Times: A New Reading of Don Quijote (review)
notes are a model in their accuracy, rigor, and mastery of critical tecnique. In fact, the whole edition is an example of both the best of philology (especially the learning of Italian philology) and literary criticism in its conciseness, originality, and a difficult combination of unusual attention to the minute detail and its placement in a broad context. Let us hope it will serve for the much needed edition of Cartagena’s translations of Seneca and of his work as chronicler. MARÍA MORRÁS Universidad Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona