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Time Magazine: Man of the Millennium

Larry Caldwell larryc at teleport.com
Fri Sep 25 15:06:25 EST 1998


In article <360943a4.17842976 at 192.168.2.34>, dhansen at btree.com says...
> On 23 Sep 1998 17:36:17 GMT, peter at baileynm.com (Peter da Silva)
> wrote:

> >It's hard to point to any particular literary figure as being really critical.
> >Shakespeare was a man of his times, and he didn't introduce a new artform so
> >much as develop it. How about Daniel Defoe, who wrote the first modern novel
> >(even if it was based roughly on real events, Selkirk and Crusoe were not at
> >all similar...).

> I thought Miguel de Cervantes earned that honor for "Don Quixote"

And in English, the novel format was first written by Thomas Hardy.

-- Larry



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