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The document discusses Charles Dickens and Miguel de Cervantes. It provides biographical details on both authors, noting that Dickens was influenced by Cervantes' most famous work Don Quixote. Specifically, it states that Dickens took elements from Cervantes' style and use of cheeky, realistic elements in his own novels. Both authors are said to reflect the social and economic problems of their times through their writing.
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- 3. He worked as a helper lawyer in Baltimore, then become as a journalist in different newspapers.It appeared his Pickwick papers. CHARLES DICKENS
- 4. He gave up of his jourlist job to get into the creation of a mafgazine named Bentley's Miscellany. It appeared on of his famous realistic novels: Oliver Twist among others. CHARLES DICKENS
- 5. He was very inlfuenced by the theatre of the period, which was the romantic novel of XVIII, as well as he was influenced by clasics foreigners writers such as the great Spanish Miguel de Cervantes with his popular novel: El ingenioso idalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha. CHARLES DICKENS
- 6. MIGUEL DE CERVANTES He was bornt on the 20 of september in 1547 (Madrid).
- 7. MIGUEL DE CERVANTES He was a soldier, novelist, poet, and a spanish playwright
- 8. MIGUEL DE CERVANTES He is one of the great spanish literature figures, and recognised by his best known playwrite Don Quijote de la Mancha, which is considered one of the fisrt modernist novel and the best universal novels in literature.
- 9. MIGUEL DE CERVANTES After the Bible it is the most translated and edited novels.
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- 12. CERVANTES vs. DICKENS Both reflect the social and economical problems at that time.
- 13. CERVANTES vs. DICKENS Realistic and Imaginary elements